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kalababa, to be honest, it's a rather boring game. :( It keeps repeating: "Invalid command."
MS DOS is much more interesting! ;)




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kalababa, to be honest, it's a rather boring game. :( It keeps repeating: "Invalid command."
MS DOS is much more interesting! ;)




That's basically MS-DOS.
Funny... It reminded me of my childhood :D
Or rather, its imitation: only "basic" commands... By the way, there is no out command in DOS, but there is a type command...








More precisely, it's near St. Petersburg: Vsevolozhsk. Is this the address of the puzzle creator?
P.S. If you enter it in reverse, you'll end up on the border between Iran and Afghanistan... :D




A question for Pasha Dubrovin, the only employee of the Federal Migration Service that I know. The situation is as follows:
A person applied for an electronic signature:
The passport is Russian. I look at the passport scan: Surname - ***** (5 asterisks, printed that way), First name and Patronymic are indicated (complex, I don't remember what they are anymore)
We entered everything as in the passport into the certificate - GN = *****
Will the tax office accept such a certificate?
We tried to find documents regulating the rules for filling in the "Surname" field in the passport - we didn't find any. There is nothing about this in the regulations on the Passport and the description of the passport form.
For several years, I have been watching with diminishing interest how people are turning the Russian language into its pathetic imitation.
A guy posted this in the Community:
We were assigned to read "Don Quixote" and "Robinson Crusoe" at school. The books are difficult, complicated, boring, and tedious to read; I personally couldn't handle it. Could you please provide a summary, or a link to one!!
And people, of course, didn't skimp on the comments) I'll quote some:
I'm summarizing "Don Quixote." In principle, half of the content is already described in the title: "donkey" in English is "ass," and "hot" is "hot"...
By the way, even now, anyone can get acquainted with MS DOS using DOS LIVE CD.
This is part of a role-playing quest, i.e., roughly speaking, people determine this location and drive there by car.
Yes, that's obvious, but I doubt such games are common here. Or are they?




Why make things so complicated? Just launch the command prompt in Windows and have fun! If you want a complete immersion in the atmosphere, you can run Windows in command-line mode...

Opera, starting with version 15, simply became terrible; don't update to it, for those who don't know.
If you're interested, just search for "Opera 15" on Google.
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