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Sep 25, 2026

Chris BumbrayGUEST
46:04
But, I mean, Weezer... truly was the soundtrack of my high school experience back in the 90s.
Chris BumbrayGUEST
46:11
And I don't know if you remember, but When you got Windows 95, it came with a boot-up CD-ROM, and the video that they had on it to prove how you could actually watch videos on Windows was Buddy Holly by Weezer in AVI format.
Chris BumbrayGUEST
46:26
So it goes way, way back.
Chris BumbrayGUEST
46:28
Seminal band.
Rachel Mae HannonHOST
7:53
yeah I
Dan HoffGUEST
7:54
guess it's like you know that there's something in the river and you grab it whatever I think it's like what I do is like I sometimes find a line or a phrase or whatever and I'll write it down and not force myself to write a song about it I'd be like that's just there it's in the Windows 95 brain as Tori's dad says and like we'll pull it out then and there and it's because I think mostly for me it's always melody first and then if I can fit the words in I'm like oh that
Rachel Mae HannonHOST
8:21
Perfect.
Rachel Mae HannonHOST
8:22
Marries
NoelHOST
35:33
Yeah.
NoelHOST
35:33
You don't want something that looks Windows 95 [laughs] either.
NoelHOST
35:38
Or with AI it will always create stuff in dark mode normally first, so if, like, your website's, like, bright and colorful and then, you know, your app is, like, dark mode purples and blues, you'd be like, "Pff." It's-
KatieHOST
35:50
Yeah.
Ben SlivkaGUEST
55:28
Anyway, so I worked on the last version of MS-DOS, MS-DOS 6, 1992, 1993.
Ben SlivkaGUEST
55:32
I worked on Windows 95.
Ben SlivkaGUEST
55:33
That was the first really big popular version of Windows.
Ben SlivkaGUEST
55:35
Internet Explorer 1.2.3 is my fault.

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Ben SlivkaGUEST
64:07
I was born in 60, he was born in 55.
Ben SlivkaGUEST
64:10
He's worked insane hours to build Microsoft up.
Ben SlivkaGUEST
64:14
We're about to ship Windows 95, which is the first 32-bit version, so it could support more memory and bigger applications, more complicated applications.
Ben SlivkaGUEST
64:21
Turns out you need more than 64K of memory.
Randy WoodsHOST
8:53
Hit yes.
Kevin BrownHOST
8:55
I'm really tempted to set up a virtual machine, just load a virtual box on my machine, load Windows 95 or something, and then put it on.
speaker_5VOICE_ACTOR
9:03
See if
Kevin BrownHOST
9:03
I can download Winamp.
Ed LoverHOST
26:49
That happened.
Ed LoverHOST
26:50
Microsoft Windows 95 was still transforming home computing.
Ed LoverHOST
26:56
It was still it came out 95.
Ed LoverHOST
26:58
But remember, 96.
Ed LoverHOST
27:00
We're still rocking Microsoft Windows 95.
Ed LoverHOST
27:03
DVD technology was introduced commercially beginning the transitions away from VHS.
Ed LoverHOST
27:12
That all happened in 1996.
KatHOST
3:37
Might as well start doing that G5.
JasHOST
3:39
Yeah, if you remember Windows 95...
KatHOST
3:42
Woo! Go ahead.
KatHOST
3:43
Whoa! Go ahead and stretch.
KatHOST
3:45
What's
JasHOST
3:45
going on? Go ahead and stretch.
JasHOST
3:47
I love Windows 95 Paint and 99.8. 98 and 99.8. Was it 98 or 99? Did they have one back-to-back? I definitely feel like 98.
JasHOST
3:55
Yes, they did.
Davey BoydHOST
1:02
There you go.
Davey BoydHOST
1:03
On Windows 95.
Davey BoydHOST
1:04
No, um-
Phil GardnerHOST
1:05
The best Windows

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Davey BoydHOST
8:15
There you go.
Davey BoydHOST
8:16
There you go.
Davey BoydHOST
8:16
On Windows 95.
Davey BoydHOST
8:17
No, um-
Logan CrosslandHOST
16:23
We don't want you to be motivated.
Jacob WilliamsPANELIST
16:26
It's like a Windows 95 screensaver.
Jacob WilliamsPANELIST
16:31
It
Matt SouzaPANELIST
16:33
just has a quote from the song Drops of Jupiter in Her Hair.
Sue CarberryGUEST
41:57
And the Dayton Agreement to end the war in Bosnia happened.
Sue CarberryGUEST
42:01
Windows 95 launched and the death of Diana in 97.
Sue CarberryGUEST
42:06
And that moved the world.
Sue CarberryGUEST
42:09
And this changed the world in many ways.

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