Keyhut POS: Free Point-of-Sale Software for DOS
Love the guy&#x27;s almost anti tech stance. From his fb page:<p>&gt;<i>I am apparently no longer fit to live on this planet.<p>Over the last month or so I have received some disturbing emails. When summarized they say that they love the POS software. It does everything they want and more, they could not be more pleased with it and if it was not free they would have been more than happy to pay for it. However they are going to have to dump it and go find a different POS program that will probably not be as perfect for them as DHPOS and will have to pay for it to boot.<p>The problem is that their younger employees hate it. Either they cannot figure out how to use it because it requires input from the keyboard or they are appalled because when they swipe the screen nothing happens.<p>Cry me a river.<p>Apparently smartphone use makes one useless for any other function which is yet another reason to avoid them like the plague that they are.  I am increasingly distressed that this page has become an endless rant about smartphones but it does seem as though they have become ubiquitous with the only exception to my knowledge being my pants. In the last month my only co-conspiracy relative has gone over to the dark side and I am now alone.<p>Over the last week I built a cart to hold folding tables (photo below) for the 6 Corners Association that did not in any way require the use of a smartphone, no swiping required, no cat videos attached, and my attention was focused on reality as evidenced by the fact that I still have possession of all of my fingers. Plus I had buckets of fun to boot. I am quite proud of it and since it is real I have no worries of someone accidentally deleting it or of it being hacked and remotely being sent to scoot down Milwaukee Avenue as a hazard to the populace.<p>I find real life to be endlessly fascinating, plus if I leave my flip phone at home or the battery dies or the phone gets crushed by a plummeting cement block, I’m good, not a problem. I know where I am (since I never left reality) and I can get anywhere I need to go since I pretty much know where everything I might need is. If I need to contact someone I have a printed list of phone numbers in my wallet. However when I am with someone else and their smartphone dies the look of panic on their face is alarming. I try to console them.<p>So please do not even think of holding a tag-day to purchase a smartphone for me because I am more than fine without one and it would only make me wonder why you hate me.</i><p><a href="https:&#x2F;&#x2F;facebook.com&#x2F;daleharrispos&#x2F;photos&#x2F;a.408929929488156&#x2F;846538985727246&#x2F;?type=3&amp;source=54&amp;ref=page_internal" rel="nofollow">https:&#x2F;&#x2F;facebook.com&#x2F;daleharrispos&#x2F;photos&#x2F;a.408929929488156&#x2F;...</a>