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I'm old enough (in IT long enough) to remember systems where RETURN and ENTER (DatFrGb on old German keyboards) served different roles. And I still tend to press ENTER on the num block to send something and RETURN to insert a newline. What are odd IT things you do that date you?
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Knowing what the A:\ and B:\ drives are and how to use them.
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try to install a custom driver on windows... first path displayed is on a:
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/ / space control-u control-u control-u = to insert a horizontal divider of 64 = in my code.
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The feeling that executables over 1MB are bloated.
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Heh, I still pause and think if I need to allocate a data structure bigger than 1MB
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I'm old enough to remember when the BACKSPACE wasn't a destructive keyboard command, so if you wanted to erase a character you had to press BACKSPACE to move the cursor backward and then press DELETE to delete it.
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Using ifconfig on recent Linux machines. Manual sync before rebooting. I wonder every time if suspend/hibernate actually worked, even though the last time it broke for me is many years ago. Preferring alsa to pulse due to bad experiences with reliability and high latency.
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Ah, yes, the DatFrGb on IBM AS/400 and System/36 (not to be confused with the System 360).
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Finally, someone else who knows what a System/36 is.
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