Hola hoy vuelvo a sentir esta sensación extraña de no tenerte a mi lado, siento que nuestro mundo se confabula dia con dia y se que nos hace uno, a veces dejo mis tareas, para observarte para saber de ti, para sumergirme en tu mundo.
El Mundo que nos ha echo grandes, que nos pone en la cima y nos tira hasta el fondo para volver a empezar.
Que tan lejos puedo estar de ti, sin extrañarte, que tan lejos puedes llegar sin mis manos que te rozan, noche a noche, para extraerte las palabras de dicha que a los dos nos emocionan.
Hoy terminamos la tarera que durante 5 hrs nos ha mantenido despierto, y es una gran satisfacción que el trabajo duro fué realizado por mi, pero el complemento a ese esfuerzo lo has echo tu.
Querida amiga, voy a extrañarte el dia que tu vestido cambie y tu corazon se detenga pues aun que lleve tu alma a otro cuerpo, nuestros momentos no serán los mismo.
Que extraño es saber que el mundo nos observa, sin saber quienes somos, sin saber que es esta la forma de expresarnos y decirnos todo.
Te extraño aun que ya empiezas a tener competencia, alguien, se acerca peligrosamente a interrumpir nuestras noches de pasión y roces contínuos. espero que llegues a conocerla y que tambien sea parte de ti, como espero sea parte de mi.
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Hola Amiga, en este momento siento como mis dedos te rozan y siento un gran placer, pues al hacerlo tu generas palabras que hacen que mi imaginación disfrute con deleite y percibir con satisfacción que lo que estamos espererimentando sea diferente.
Hemos hablado mucho, por las noches eres mi unica compañera la unica que se presenta sin decirme nada y colabora conmigo ayudandome a terminar el cigarro eterno de mis dedos.
Hablamos y hablamos y nunca nos cansamos, a veces me dicen que debo retirarme e irme antes de las 11:00 pm otras veces he dormido y tu has despertado para verme, otras veces tu duermes y yo te observo sin decir nada.
Ha pasado tiempo desde el ultimo dia que nos hemos visto y ya quiero verte nuevamente, siempre tengo una idea mental tuya, una corazonada de que todo está mucho mejor al verte.
La gente sospecha y no es bueno que sepan.
La gente murmura, pero nosotros siempre haremos lo imposible por que sea un secreto nuestras conversaciones, pues no es recomendable el que alguien, las sepa y las use en nuestra contra.
Mañana seguiré escribiendo para estar al tanto de lo que ultimamente me has dicho...
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Quiero compartir con todos, esta breve historia de la creacion del Sistema Operativo Windows, esta histora no la escribi, pero siempre me ha parecido importante ya que muchas veces esta informacion, no esta disponible para todos o muchos desconocen el origen del sistema operativo que se maneja.
Para Comentar de manera breve le dire, que el sistema no es la gran maravilla con sus inumerables virus y fallos que hace que el sistema sea una cuerda floja a manera de perspectiva es el sistema operativo que hace que mas vacunas y sistemas de proteccion se compren $$, algo muy extraño en el comportamiento de los seres humanos roboticos e informaticos, que aun conociendo el sistema y sus clasicos cuelges, gastando miles de dolares por corregir una falla y nos empleamos en mantenerlo vivo.
Bien ahora el texto.
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A History of Windows
Soon after the introduction of the IBM PC in the fall of 1981, it became evident that the predominant operating system for the PC (and compatibles) would be MS-DOS, which originally stood for Microsoft Disk Operating System. MS-DOS was a minimal operating system. For the user, MS-DOS provided a command-line interface to commands such as DIR and TYPE and loaded application programs into memory for execution. For the application programmer, MS-DOS offered little more than a set of function calls for doing file input/output (I/O). For other tasks—in particular, writing text and sometimes graphics to the video display—applications accessed the hardware of the PC directly.
Due to memory and hardware constraints, sophisticated graphical environments were slow in coming to small computers. Apple Computer offered an alternative to character-mode environments when it released its ill-fated Lisa in January 1983, and then set a standard for graphical environments with the Macintosh in January 1984. Despite the Mac's declining market share, it is still considered the standard against which other graphical environments are measured. All graphical environments, including the Macintosh and Windows, are indebted to the pioneering work done at the Xerox Palo Alto Research Center (PARC) beginning in the mid-1970s.
Windows was announced by Microsoft Corporation in November 1983 (post-Lisa but pre-Macintosh) and was released two years later in November 1985. Over the next two years, Microsoft Windows 1.0 was followed by several updates to support the international market and to provide drivers for additional video displays and printers.
Windows 2.0 was released in November 1987. This version incorporated several changes to the user interface. The most significant of these changes involved the use of overlapping windows rather than the "tiled" windows found in Windows 1.0. Windows 2.0 also included enhancements to the keyboard and mouse interface, particularly for menus and dialog boxes.
Up until this time, Windows required only an Intel 8086 or 8088 microprocessor running in "real mode" to access 1 megabyte (MB) of memory. Windows/386 (released shortly after Windows 2.0) used the "virtual 86" mode of the Intel 386 microprocessor to window and multitask many DOS programs that directly accessed hardware. For symmetry, Windows 2.1 was renamed Windows/286.
Windows 3.0 was introduced on May 22, 1990. The earlier Windows/286 and Windows/386 versions were merged into one product with this release. The big change in Windows 3.0 was the support of the 16-bit protected-mode operation of Intel's 286, 386, and 486 microprocessors. This gave Windows and Windows applications access to up to 16 megabytes of memory. The Windows "shell" programs for running programs and maintaining files were completely revamped. Windows 3.0 was the first version of Windows to gain a foothold in the home and the office.
Any history of Windows must also include a mention of OS/2, an alternative to DOS and Windows that was originally developed by Microsoft in collaboration with IBM. OS/2 1.0 (character-mode only) ran on the Intel 286 (or later) microprocessors and was released in late 1987. The graphical Presentation Manager (PM) came about with OS/2 1.1 in October 1988. PM was originally supposed to be a protected-mode version of Windows, but the graphical API was changed to such a degree that it proved difficult for software manufacturers to support both platforms.
By September 1990, conflicts between IBM and Microsoft reached a peak and required that the two companies go their separate ways. IBM took over OS/2 and Microsoft made it clear that Windows was the center of their strategy for operating systems. While OS/2 still has some fervent admirers, it has not nearly approached the popularity of Windows.
Microsoft Windows version 3.1 was released in April 1992. Several significant features included the TrueType font technology (which brought scaleable outline fonts to Windows), multimedia (sound and music), Object Linking and Embedding (OLE), and standardized common dialog boxes. Windows 3.1 ran only in protected mode and required a 286 or 386 processor with at least 1 MB of memory.
Windows NT, introduced in July 1993, was the first version of Windows to support the 32-bit mode of the Intel 386, 486, and Pentium microprocessors. Programs that run under Windows NT have access to a 32-bit flat address space and use a 32-bit instruction set. (I'll have more to say about address spaces a little later in this chapter.) Windows NT was also designed to be portable to non-Intel processors, and it runs on several RISC-based workstations.
Windows 95 was introduced in August 1995. Like Windows NT, Windows 95 also supported the 32-bit programming mode of the Intel 386 and later microprocessors. Although it lacked some of the features of Windows NT, such as high security and portability to RISC machines, Windows 95 had the advantage of requiring fewer hardware resources.
Windows 98 was released in June 1998 and has a number of enhancements, including performance improvements, better hardware support, and a closer integration with the Internet and the World Wide Web. "
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