Hackernews posts about DOS
DOS is an operating system developed by Microsoft in the 1980s for use on IBM-compatible PCs, characterized by its command-line interface and ability to run programs written in MS-DOS's proprietary language, x86 assembly code.
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- Turbo Pascal on CP/M, MSX-DOS and MS-DOS (pascal.hansotten.com)
- The Road to MS-DOS 2.0 (nemanjatrifunovic.substack.com)
- DosTips, Windows scripting knowledge trove, scraped to death (www.dostips.com)
- McDonald's built a 515-page dossier on one customer (www.wired.com)
- Schemy Lisp En DOS (sled.neocities.org)
- 53k Fukushima nuclear plant workers receive high radiation doses (www.japantimes.co.jp)
- The ZX Spectrum sound chip hidden in a 1992 DOS game's Tandy driver (utopia.platesteel.net)
- Why didn't the Windows Entertainment Pack run a DOS version inside an emulator? (devblogs.microsoft.com)
- From DOS Binary to Playdate (bstar.github.io)
- Design of DOS (2007) (dosmandrivel.blogspot.com)
- AI Terms Explained with Simple Examples Using a Dosa Analogy (qainsights.com)
- Show HN: SkyRoads (1993) – the DOS classic, ported natively to macOS and Linux (pedrocatalao.github.io)
- Dossier, astrology for your texts (no uploading by default) (justdossier.com)
- A daily dose of news, debates, puzzles and more (www.vxrsion.com)
- Show HN: PicoLM v1.0-rc1 (github.com)
- Show HN: Ditdah – A Morse App for the Terminal (encse.github.io)
- I requested a copy of my data from McDonald’s loyalty program (www.wired.com)
- Show HN: Decant – Understand how you spend tokens (github.com)