From Retro Guy@retroguy@novabbs.com to rocksolid.programming on Sun Dec 22 19:04:31 2024
From Newsgroup: rocksolid.programming
While configuring a BBS (Synchronet) that I run to host the HOBBES
archive, I noticed an old OS/2 program in there that I wrote in 1996.
I decided to unzip it and look at the .txt file and yep, it's my
softare.
I had forgotten about it (it's been 28 years!), but now I remember the
emails I would get from surprisingly large companies saying they are
using it. Including the request I got in 1999 asking if it's Y2K
compliant, lol.
It's just simply a program that will execute an OS/2 program at
intervals (kinda like using cron): TIMEBOY.ZIP Notice in the .txt file
that I use pulling usenet articles on a timer as an example. :)
See, I was a "boy" in 1996 (not really) and now I'm a "guy"
--
Retro Guy
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