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Thank you for being fun instead of "useful" for a bit. Old school Macintosh adopters always had a bit of a fun and daring spirit, as exemplified by pirates!
This was fun!
I have found that many of my files show a very weird creation date, especially in my documents folder— it’s 1969. Is that an Easter Egg or is there something seriously wrong with my system?
Shana: That's just what shows when the creation date isn't there or is set to 0 (Unix Time 0).
Back in the day I read a very long discussion on uunet about Dogcow and Moof. I think it became its own usenet discussion group.
I recall when Apple had created a seperate division in its corporate structure that focused on software creation. It's name was Claris. I suppose the dogcow, Clarus was an oblique reference to that entitiy.