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Anonymous

10/02/25(Thu)20:58:55 No.106773935

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Anonymous 10/02/25(Thu)20:58:55 No.106773935 Archived

If they're going keep including the headers then I'll keep attaching them...

Anonymous
10/02/25(Thu)21:29:09 No.106774178

Anonymous 10/02/25(Thu)21:29:09 No.106774178

>>106773935
kind of like how you attach your fake penis to where your real penis used to be. my condolences

Anonymous
10/02/25(Thu)23:44:46 No.106775091

Anonymous 10/02/25(Thu)23:44:46 No.106775091

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>>106773935
>>106774178
LOL

Anonymous
10/02/25(Thu)23:46:21 No.106775099

Anonymous 10/02/25(Thu)23:46:21 No.106775099

>>106773935
they're nice, you can use it for shit in linux
https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/PC_speaker

Anonymous
10/02/25(Thu)23:57:19 No.106775164

Anonymous 10/02/25(Thu)23:57:19 No.106775164

>>106773935
Based. I still use the speaker that was originally in my build from 2010. It's actually pretty useful with my AM5 board because it lets me know when it posts (short beep) or when the bios is fucked and needs to be reset again (long beep).

Anonymous
10/03/25(Fri)02:47:54 No.106776012

Anonymous 10/03/25(Fri)02:47:54 No.106776012

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'member when they were actual speakers that you screwed to the chassis

Anonymous
10/03/25(Fri)03:50:48 No.106776285

Anonymous 10/03/25(Fri)03:50:48 No.106776285

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>>106773935
>tok tok tok tok
>TKTKTKTKTKTKTKTK

Anonymous
10/03/25(Fri)06:08:51 No.106776795

Anonymous 10/03/25(Fri)06:08:51 No.106776795

>>106776285
>386
>16mb ram
The irony is there were a LOT of programs that broke in the 386 (and even the 486) days when that much memory was available.
A cheap and nasty trick was to use the /INT15 switch on HIMEM.SYS to ignore parts of extended memory. Of course, if your program actually did use Int15h to access extended memory (not a lot did, thankfully), it still didn't help.