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BSDanywhere: time machine

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Could I imaging myself back into 1990s when I was downloading BSD-based system?

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kikinovak ·
Thanks for this truly informative article, where we learn that the BSDAnywhere system can also act as a time machine, since the cross-shaped mouse pointer "reminds the author of the 20th century". But seriously, isn't there some charitable soul to teach this young fellow how to masturbate, so he won't spend the blossom of his youth commenting on the artwork of *NIX operating systems?

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