For example, the Defense Department’s "Strategic Automated Command and Control System,” a backup nuclear control messaging system that runs on an IBM Series 1 computer, was first introduced in 1976, ...

It might be difficult for modern audiences to believe, but at one point Microsoft Windows fit on floppy disks. This was a simpler time, with smaller hard drives, lower resolution displays ...

Some U.S. government agencies are using IT systems running Windows 3.1, the decades-old ... and uses eight-inch floppy disks, while the Internal Revenue Service’s master file of taxpayer data ...

"On Thursday, we're going to put up a bunch of Windows 3.1 software ... Windows 95 preview that Microsoft distributed via floppy disks ahead of the OS' launch. In this preview version, clip ...

Before Windows introduced its modern GUI system ... and stumbled into the nostalgic Microsoft Bob. "He took all the floppy disk images and combined them into one big file," stated Chen.

Those who were a step ahead might’ve been using Windows 3.1, but even that was ... He took all the floppy disk images and combined them into one big file. The contents of the Microsoft Bob ...

A Paris airport was forced to shut down earlier this month after a computer running Windows 3.1 ... country's nuclear missiles are run on decades-old floppy disks, and aren't connected to the ...

"Replacement parts for the system are difficult to find because they are now obsolete," GAO said, noting the Pentagon plans to ditch the floppy disks next year. The Internal Revenue Service's ...

Some U.S. government agencies are using IT systems running Windows 3.1, the decades-old COBOL and Fortran ... first introduced in 1976, and uses eight-inch floppy disks, while the Internal Revenue ...