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Hacker News @h4ckernews@mastodon.social

Debugging Lotus 1-2-3 by fax

https://blog.jgc.org/2025/03/debugging-lotus-1-2-3-by-fax.html

#HackerNews #Debugging #Lotus #1-2-3 #DebuggingTech #VintageSoftware #FaxTechnology

blog.jgc.orgDebugging Lotus 1-2-3 by faxThere isn't a lot to this story beyond the fact that in around 1990 I helped debug someone's Lotus 1-2-3 set up via fax. But it's a good re...

Silicon Underground (Dave F) @siliconundergro@ioc.exchange

If you were into BBSing in the late 80s and had a PC, you probably used Procomm Plus at least once. Have you ever wondered what happened to the software and its authors? #RetroComputing #VintageSoftware #TechHistory #ComputerNostalgia #DigitalHeritage #SoftwareLegacy https://dfarq.homeip.net/what-happened-to-procomm-plus/

The Silicon Underground · Mar 28What happened to Procomm PlusIt got lost in the corporate shuffle as the need for terminal emulation faded

Sinclair-Speccy @SinclairSpeccy@oldbytes.space

Dawg who the hell put ice cream on my floppy???

A vintage advertisement for Autocode 1, a software tool designed to generate dBase II programs with minimal effort. The ad features a humorous visual of a scoop of melting raspberry ripple ice cream placed on a 5.25-inch floppy disk, playing on the tagline: "Now There Are Two Ways to Make dBase II a Treat. (Only One Is Guaranteed.)" The text promotes Autocode 1 as an easy and efficient way for users to create structured, high-quality programs without extensive programming knowledge. It highlights features such as on-screen calculations, multi-tiered report generation, and compatibility with dBase II. The product is offered for $195.00, with a money-back guarantee if users prefer traditional coding methods

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