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The Old Man
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http://orbit.medphys.ucl.ac.uk/
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Admiral
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Thanks for the link ![]() Orbiter is cool, but Microsoft Space Simulator was in a league of its own. Call it nostalgia, but playing MSSS in svga 800x600 with no 3d acceleration and a whole galaxy to explore was such a great experience. Man how I wish MS had continued the development of this space simulator, in my opinion it was way better than flilght simulator. ![]() |
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Commander
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Seems that Windows Vista will be a relatively short lived one
Congratz to all windows user If I'm right, the new windows will be a resource saving one, after microsoft recifying its system resource hog policy. It is said that the new windows core is only 50Mb in size. In that case, most current systems can enjoy the benefit of the new system. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Windows_7
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