[Janak Parekh]

Originally Posted by dadarkmcse

Its always ironic to talk about 'back in the day' when that was less than 5 years ago... but I use it all the time as well.

Not when you're teaching undergraduates, it's not. 5 years ago, some of these people weren't using computers. 8O A majority of them don't know DOS. 8O 8O

--janak

[Janak Parekh]

Originally Posted by dadarkmcse

Its always ironic to talk about 'back in the day' when that was less than 5 years ago... but I use it all the time as well.

Not when you're teaching undergraduates, it's not. 5 years ago, some of these people weren't using computers. 8O A majority of them don't know DOS. 8O 8O

--janak

[Zack Mahdavi]

Originally Posted by Janak Parekh

Not when you're teaching undergraduates, it's not. 5 years ago, some of these people weren't using computers. 8O A majority of them don't know DOS. 8O 8O

--janak

Hey, I'm an undergrad CS major! I grew up with DOS! Then Windows 3.1, then Windows 95, then 98, then 2000, then XP, then Linux, then..... Mac OS X....

I used to love DOS back in the day. It was fun configuring the memory just to get Tie Fighters to play correctly.

[Janak Parekh]

Originally Posted by zkmusa

Hey, I'm an undergrad CS major! I grew up with DOS!

You're slowly becoming the exception. 8O

--janak