What algorithm did Windows XP use to choose your initial user picture? devblogs.microsoft.com 23 points by soheilpro 1 hour ago
cgio 14 minutes ago The times when people spent an extra brain cycle to avoid billions of second passes.
bhaney 24 minutes ago 100 seems like a very unnecessarily low limit, even for the time daveoc64 10 minutes ago It's well above the number of images that were in the applicable folder by default, so seems pretty appropriate to me.
daveoc64 10 minutes ago It's well above the number of images that were in the applicable folder by default, so seems pretty appropriate to me.
jasonvorhe 36 minutes ago A couple of screenshots would've been useful for the post-millennial generations that never got to see the "beauty" (cough) of XP. moritzwarhier 25 minutes ago Here's a blog post from 2003 with beautiful pictures.https://jakeludington.com/2003/12/17/create_your_own_windows... CalRobert 18 minutes ago I thought it looked great :-/ Maken 12 minutes ago XP is Microsoft's prettiest OS by far.
moritzwarhier 25 minutes ago Here's a blog post from 2003 with beautiful pictures.https://jakeludington.com/2003/12/17/create_your_own_windows...
moritzwarhier 23 minutes ago Some say the Admin account defaulted to a chessboard.I think it's true, but not sure if I'm just falling victim to false memories... help?
The times when people spent an extra brain cycle to avoid billions of second passes.
100 seems like a very unnecessarily low limit, even for the time
It's well above the number of images that were in the applicable folder by default, so seems pretty appropriate to me.
A couple of screenshots would've been useful for the post-millennial generations that never got to see the "beauty" (cough) of XP.
Here's a blog post from 2003 with beautiful pictures.
https://jakeludington.com/2003/12/17/create_your_own_windows...
I thought it looked great :-/
XP is Microsoft's prettiest OS by far.
Some say the Admin account defaulted to a chessboard.
I think it's true, but not sure if I'm just falling victim to false memories... help?