TedCHoward - Slashdot User

Comment Re:3.5 inch floppy (Score 2, Informative) 117

by TedCHoward on Saturday June 07, 2008 @07:57PM (#23697043) Attached to: HyperCard Comes Back From the Dead to the Web

Actually, you can mail your floppies to TileStack, and they will upload them for you. From the faq:

Send your floppies in appropriate packaging to:
CodeFlare
5919 Greenville #335
Dallas, TX 75206-1906

Submission + - HyperCard comes back from the dead to the Web (webware.com)

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TedCHoward

on Friday June 06, 2008 @08:28PM

TedCHoward writes: "On the heels of the recent mention of HyperCard comes the launch of a brand new site called TileStack. Cnet's Webware blog writes "The idea behind it is to bring old HyperCard stacks back to life by putting them on the Web, meaning you can take some of those long lost creations from the late '80s and early '90s and make them working Web apps. You simply upload them to TileStack's servers and they'll be converted and hosted for just you or the entire world to use once again... Since the service runs without Flash..., TileStack is perfect for the iPhone and other devices that run on the Web..." They also have a video showing the upload process."

Submission + - Wal-Mart's $200 Linux PC Sells Out (ecogeek.org)

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hankmt

on Sunday November 11, 2007 @04:49PM

hankmt writes: "About a week ago Wal-Mart began selling a $200 linux machine running on a 1.5 ghz Via C7 processor and 512 megs of RAM. While the specs are useless for vista, it works blazingly fast on Ubuntu with the Enlightenment Window Manager. The machine is now officially sold out of their online warehouses, and the product sales page at WalMart.com is full of glowing reviews from new and old linux users alike."

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by TedCHoward on Thursday May 11, 2006 @08:51AM

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