Nothing this old should scale this well. Yet here these words are It 1988. Windows 2.0 is a DOS shell that runs on a dual floppy 8086 PC. VGA is the aspirational video standard. A three man startup in East London has decided to create low cost LANs. There not much of that and not much by way of standards, which is why a young programmer is rather excited by an emerging contender called TCP IP. He particularly keen because he just finished implementing IBM PC networking API, NetBIOS, which hu

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