8 March 20074 on the floorFound at Slashdot, a couple of years ago fercryingoutloud:
Just for giggles is anybody reading this currently using NT4?
Um, not anymore. (Giggle.) Addendum: The city utility bill contains a blurb about a Special Collection of Household Hazardous Waste, to be held Saturday morning, 28 April, at State Fair Park. Near as I can tell, an old NT 4.0 box, though it's not in the Household, certainly qualifies as both Waste and Hazardous. Posted at 3:26 PM to PEBKACI'm glad you didn't ask if anyone had any boxes running Windows NT; I have an old ALR Revolution Q-SMP somewhere upon which I installed NT Workstation. A friend fished it out of the dumpster ca 2003; in 1995, it was a $40,000 server. Posted by: Brian J. at 7:40 AM on 9 March 2007I quit reading Slashdot. I always thought the design was bad and they weren't particularly friendly. Posted by: EulalieShinn at 2:53 PM on 11 March 2007I've still got an NT 4.0 alpha workstation running at my house; it's the domain controller. I bought it back in 1997 or so, back when DEC/Compaq was exiting the Alpha workstation business. 533 MHz of tasty floating-point goodness; it ran SETI@Home about twice as fast as an 800MHz Pentium 3. I'm probably going to replace it with a Windows Home Server machine sometime this year; too noisy, and the hard disk is starting to fail. Posted by: Eric at 4:52 PM on 13 March 2007 |