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Windows 8 Build 8032
This is Windows 8 build 8032 (8032.0.fbl_core2_sid_data.110623-2054) in VMware Workstation Pro. This is a Milestone 3 (Developer Preview) build which was compiled on 2011-06-23 and expires on 2012-03-15 and was made available on 28 December 2018. As of the uploading of this video, this is the last known build to use Windows 7 branding during installation and to ship in…
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Steve Jobs’ Iconic iPhone Prank Call to Starbucks! 🤯☕️ #TechHistory #iPhone #stevejobs
Steve Jobs’ Iconic iPhone Prank Call to Starbucks! 🤯☕️ #TechHistory #iPhone #SteveJobs Did you know Steve Jobs made the first public iPhone call to Starbucks and ordered a whopping 4,000 lattes? 😱 Yes, it happened! Watch this classic tech moment and share with your fellow techies! Hit that subscribe button for more tech insights on System, Network, Virtualization, and Cloud…
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Windows Server 2008 Build 4066
This is Windows Server 2008 build 4066 (4066.main.040226-1010) in VMware Workstation Pro. This is a Milestone 7 build which was compiled on 2004-02-26 and expires on 2004-08-24. This build is quite buggy and unstable, so if you plan on testing this, a lot of patience may be needed as explorer.exe crashes may be common and there may be a lot…
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Windows 10 Build 9780
This is Windows 10 build 9780 (9780.0.fbl_partner_eeap.140622-0937) in VMware Workstation Pro. This is a Pre-Technical Preview build that was compiled on 2014-06-22 and expires on 2015-07-15. According to BetaWiki, the timebomb on this build is broken so it can be installed on the current date. However, installing it on the current date will break the ability to change the wallpaper…
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A mine that leaves no chance
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Read More » Play 7000 PC DOS games quickly and easily (eXoDOS Review)
The eXoDOS project is like a digital Noah’s Ark for DOS games, meticulously rescuing and preserving thousands of PC classics from the treacherous seas of obsolescence. Imagine a pixelated Indiana Jones, armed not with a whip but with an external hard drive, bravely navigating the dusty catacombs of abandonware to unearth treasures like “Commander Keen” and “William Shatner’s TekWar”. Patreon:…
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