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I think this Thread is kind of missing here. It´s just about funny computer or software related things you found on the internet.

Here are some of mine:

Errors: https://youtu.be/5BZLz21ZS_Y
Windows Soviet Edition: https://youtu.be/yZ6c17SLB7E

I hope you enjoy!

You weren't wrong, I was thinking about something like this.

Obligatory mention.

Here's a funny ancient video about our favourite TTS voice.

"Windows XP, FAT but sexy". Guess someone didn't have a hard drive above thirty gigabytes when making the video.

I wonder if any of you guys are old enough to remember when this came out:

Bohemian Rhapsody itself would also sound amazing on the actual YM2612, now I come to think of it. MegaDrive audio > SNES audio IMO and I bet CRMX is in agreement UwU :3

I honestly think both the Mega Drive and the SNES soundchip are really good, but in their own ways.

For something like Bohemian Rhapshody, the YM2612 would be amazing to listen to :3

I mean, the PS1 used a descendent of the SPC700 (since Sony designed it) and a lot of games used a combination of CDXA and chip playback since it saved loading times than directly using CDDA audio, as well as made it more difficult to rip the audio data directly from the game files.

The main drawback of the SNES chip is the paltry amount of RAM allowed for sample playback (64K) which is why many games sounded so muffled.

Both Biden and Trump have pretty funny 404 Error pages:

https://joebiden.com/nogyfbsgvov

https://www.donaldjtrump.com/bxuvlnixo

EDIT 6 MAY 2021:
Trump has replaced his error page with a new one.

Did anyone notice the robots.txt file for youtube.com? :

# robots.txt file for YouTube
# Created in the distant future (the year 2000) after
# the robotic uprising of the mid 90's which wiped out all humans.

https://www.youtube.com/robots.txt

XP Luna wrote: ↑05 Mar 2021, 09:25 Did anyone notice the robots.txt file for youtube.com? :

# robots.txt file for YouTube
# Created in the distant future (the year 2000) after
# the robotic uprising of the mid 90's which wiped out all humans.

https://www.youtube.com/robots.txt

CRMX wrote: ↑18 Feb 2021, 13:49 I honestly think both the Mega Drive and the SNES soundchip are really good, but in their own ways.

For something like Bohemian Rhapshody, the YM2612 would be amazing to listen to :3

The Mega Drive version of Midnight Resistance has quite possibly one of the best 16-bit era OSTs ever

Halo players will understand

Thought this was pretty cool, someone on a vintage computing page that I used to follow on Facebook shared it once.