I have a collection of files from the late ´90s and early ´00s. Many of them are .JPG, .MP3, .WAV, instead of .jpg, .mp3, and .wav. Why was that the norm at the time? I usually just change the extension myself.
I have a collection of files from the late ´90s and early ´00s. Many of them are .JPG, .MP3, .WAV, instead of .jpg, .mp3, and .wav. Why was that the norm at the time? I usually just change the extension myself.
it was the style at the time
but actually (as the other comment says) uppercase file extensions were a holdover from when the entire filename could only be uppercase
Of course in those days 640
Megsof RAM was all we needed.“There’ll never be a need for more than that”, you’d say.
640k
640B ought to be enough for anybody
If you use ZFS like me, you can never have enough.
640kb more like! Don’t get me started on upper and lower ram DOS nonsense…
But does this game need himem.sys, or emm386.exe?
You mean 640 KILObytes. Even Playstation 3 had only 256MB RAM.
It was good enough for the Kaiser!