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Hey Magnus fans, so sorry, just one note:

In MAG 88, they say "Dig" so many times it sounds like "Dick"

Discuss?

oh yeah, it's allllllll coming together now......

Proselytizing God Emperor of Dune has not gone as planned

I would bet anything that the OIAR's computers have magnetic tape data storage, and that at the same time FR3D-1 began reading out cases, that storage was overwritten by the Magnus Archives tapes.

Needles should get into felting

Rabbit with Hands Alert

"blurb"

a real and normal word

The transcript makes it seem a lot less like [ERROR] was hiding and lot more like it GOT OUT

so that's something to chew on for four weeks

its them, the .JMJ Error

LISTEN IM ONTO SOMETHING-

Windows NT Business released in 1993. I'm looking up the main differences between 95 and NT, and there's one thing that's specific that's caught my eye.

Windows NT wasn't technically succeeded by Windows 95. No, no, no. Windows 95 was meant for home use. Businesses used Windows NT for awhile after. Not until Windows 2000 which officially released February 2000 was Windows NT outclassed.

So let's say, hypothetically speaking, it's the late 90's and you're running a spooky Institute that still needs an operating system for its daily work. You would use Windows NT as your operating system. Your IT department is probably going to upgrade your systems in the year 2000, when the new release is out.

It's a shame though that, you know, The Magnus Institute burned down in 1999. I guess they never did upgrade past Windows NT.

when I say I screamed