open your ‘finder’ or windows search thingy
view ‘all files’ in your computer & arrange by ‘date created’
scroll down to the bottom or click so it shows the oldest file in your computer
Show me/tell me about your fine vintage digital antiques
got stuck
good maths imo
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I want to play whatever game you’re playing
commerce: the videogame
I find this thread title to be extremely misleading.
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still using windows XP huh?
im on windows 10 and can’t figure out how to do this
sorry
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I have a newish computer, so this was certainly a quick game.
not on desktopbook
thinly veiled “i’ve got a newish computer” boast
OK well
I have a file on my machine - a JPEG - that says it was created in 1986
It won’t open though
I thought it must be a mistake, JPEG can’t have existed in 1986, but apparently that’s when JPEGs started
I’ll have to take this file along to Antiques roadshow one day
Other than that the oldest file is a zip compilation of 70s funk & disco breakbeats that I downloaded from some site or other in 1998
21 year old zip - madness
You lost me at ‘open your ‘finder’ or windows search thingy’
thanks for trying at least
so you haven’t downloaded any old files on your newish computer?
u ever heard of a reinstall, man?
i can’t believe how long i’ve spent trying to do this
thread title is extremely misleading
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more like a thinly-veiled “this wasn’t a fun game” post
How do you get to view all files?
starting to think this whole thread was just so that BITT could show off he’s got a first edition jpg
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