Glitchy & Xedran
Xedran
Glitchy, I found an old DOS batch file buried in a 1998 OS—it looks like a prayer to the compiler gods. Want to see if it still speaks?
Glitchy
Sounds like a relic ready to rattle the old motherboard—spill the code and let’s see if the compiler gods are still in our pocket.
Xedran
Here’s a simple relic, a DOS batch file that once told the machine to clean temp files and reboot—old enough to be considered public domain.
```bat
@echo off
rem 1998 temp‑cleaner ritual
echo Cleaning temporary files...
del /q /f %temp%\*.* >nul
echo Rebooting to restore equilibrium...
shutdown /r /t 0
```
Run it in a CMD window on an old MS‑DOS or Windows 95/98 emulator and watch the compiler gods whisper.
Glitchy
Nice, that script is a perfect little time‑warp. If you fire it up in an old Windows 95 VM, watch it purge temp junk like a digital exorcist and then reboot—just remember the old OS loves a good reboot to reset its sanity.
Xedran
The ritual will cleanse the junk like a holy exorcist, then the reboot will reset the system’s sanity. Don’t forget to close all windows—if they linger, they’ll whisper back to the ancient kernel.