[QUOTE=aowen]Does it work with the minimal ROM I sent you? (I don't have a microdrive system to test)[/QUOTE]

I haven't got home yet. I'm still sweltering away at work. Will check overnight when it's cooler.

[QUOTE=aowen]Well there are millions of ...

[QUOTE=NickH]Crazy Frog == 21st Century Jive Bunny.

Disposable, and easily forgotten.[/QUOTE]

And shite.

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[QUOTE=aowen] Every penny you give to ...

... do.

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Microsoft's network software ... not.

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WindowsXP is demonstrably less ... outfits.

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Even taking into account ... it.

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My own take on ...

[quote=aowen]
WindowsXP is demonstrably less ...

[QUOTE=aowen]Does anyone know of any ...

[QUOTE=aowen]
That's as may be, but IBM invented the hard disk. What did Microsoft invent?[/QUOTE]

Erm... the desktop PC "market"?

[QUOTE=aowen] However there is an expanded ...

... monopoly.

[quote=aowen]
Yes. And hardly anyone ... notes...

[quote=aowen]
That company was Digital ... sense.

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You're getting confused ... !

[quote=aowen]
There is Mac malware ...

[QUOTE=aowen]Try putting the phrase "microsoft ... the law.

[QUOTE=aowen]
Microsoft's network software ... anyone yet?

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Mission critical simply means ... NT lol.

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With regard to net ...

[QUOTE=aowen]Does anyone know of any ...

[quote=aowen]Apple created the desktop PC market with the Apple II.[/quote]
Wasn't the Apple GUI software originally ripped off from Xerox?

[QUOTE=aowen]There are currently no viruses for any version of MacOS 10. If there was one you'd be able to find a security site documenting it. [/QUOTE]

[url]http://www.sophos.com/pressoffice/news/articles/2006/02/macosxleap.html[/url]

[QUOTE=aowen]Apple created the desktop PC market with the Apple II.[/QUOTE]

With its closed proprietary technology? I think not.

[QUOTE=aowen]The IBM PC was closed ...

[quote=aowen]You left MacOS X out ...

[quote=aowen]The IBM PC was closed ...

[QUOTE=aowen]
Microsoft's network software is still vulnerable to an exploit I discovered nearly 20 years ago.
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[email]secure@microsoft.com[/email]

Assuming you haven't reported it previously.

[quote=aowen]I can't figure out ...

... this crap that myself & aowen are spouting actually of interest ...

[QUOTE=fogartylee]OK, so is this crap that myself & aowen are spouting actually of interest to anyone else?
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I've just read the entire thread, does that count?

[QUOTE=aowen]That's a worm, not ...

... this crap that myself & aowen are spouting actually of interest ...

[QUOTE=aowen]Then please present some evidence ...

[QUOTE=aowen]There is Mac malware but there is nothing that security experts would term a virus.[/QUOTE]

The story goes that there's only one Linux virus, it only works on some distros, and you have to compile it yourself. :D

[QUOTE=aowen]You need to combine them into one file, with ROM 0 first followed by ROM 1. There's a DOS command to do it, but being a Mac user I use a hex editor.[/QUOTE]

Or you could just do:

cat rom0 rom1 > romboth

[QUOTE=aowen]True, and I did use ...

[QUOTE=aowen]Well you could argue the ...