Online emulator of the oldest Operating Systems (MAC-OS/MS-DOS)

MS-DOS, for Microsoft Disk Operating System, is one of the DOS family, the oldest Operating Systems developed by Microsoft, and was the main operating system for IBM PC during the 80s.

MAC-OS, for Macintosh Operating System, is the first graphical user interface-based developed by Apple, for their Macintosh line of computers. The original version was first introduced in 1984.

Today, with PCE.js project, put together by James Friend, you will be able to use these OS on your browser without downloading anything.

MS-DOS emulator:

This demo emulates the famous Microsoft OS (MS-DOS), just wait for the data download on your web browser, and you�ll see this:

MAC-OS emulator:

Here is a demo of the classic Macintosh emulation, running System 7.0.1 with MacPaint, MacDraw, and Kid Pix. Or this demo that emulates a Mac Plus with a bunch of abandonware applications and games.

You should have something like this for Mac Plus:

And many other Operating Systems:

You can also find many other OS as :

Windows 3.0:

MAC-OS System 6:

Nukemap: detonate a nuclear bomb anywhere

Have you ever wondered what impact could have a nuclear bomb on your city? Nukemap proposes to answer this question. Designed by Alex Wellerstein, a researcher at the American Institute of Physics, the website will show you the impact of a nuclear bomb anywhere on Earth.

After choosing the place where the bomb explode, you must choose the type of material used: you will find a list of nuclear bombs as �Little boy� sent to Hiroshima in 1945, �Tsar Bomba� the largest USSR bomb designed, and many others. Then click on �detonate� to discover the damage created by the explosion. Note that you can drag the target marker after you have detonated the nuke. Nukemap is so precise that it even allows you to set the size of the fireball, nuclear radiation and mortality around.

The purpose of this tool is to raise public awareness of the consequences of a nuclear war. Many people think that if a nuclear weapon explodes, the whole planet will disappear. In fact, the buildings would collapse, there would be fires, injuries and nuclear pollution will spread for years. It is much more vicious than you think.

simulate nuclear weapons effects with Nukemap.

Note! You can add another dimension to your nuclear modeling with NUKEMAP3D, 3D nuclear weapons effects simulator (You will need Google Earth browser plug-in) .

Play electronic games of your childhood with Pica Pic

If you want to rediscover the video games of your childhood, then I suggest you have a look at Pica Pic.

Pica Pic allows fans to play all electronic video games from the 80's online . This website emulates perfectly many console models with the same graphics, the same keys, and the same original soundtrack. You will find many fanny games as Donkey Kong, Penguin Land, Fishing Boy, Parachute, Octopus or Zelda.

Visit Pica Pic.