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Why didn't C++ specify filename extensions?
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How did people use ed?
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In what language(s) is the return value set by assigning to the function’s name?
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When did assembly source code begin to be written in lowercase?
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Why plastic cases?
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Why was hardware diversification an asset for the IBM PC ecosystem?
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Why did IBM make the PC BIOS source code public?
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Dealing with oversized files decades ago? Data transfer in the age of floppy disks
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Why was preemptive multitasking so slow in coming to consumer OS's?
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Were 9.2 file names possible in MS-DOS?
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