Things That Turbo Pascal is Smaller Than
My first encounter with TP was as a high school senior in 89/90 in an AP programming course.  What a blast.<p>Anyway, for those who miss it, the binaries for Borland TP/TC were released some time ago.  Probably linked off the Wikipedia page.<p>The entire Borland Turbo series was cool.  I had Turbo C, Pascal, and BASIC.  Though Quick BASIC was the gold standard (and almost as fun), my heart will always have a soft spot for the original Borland DOS text-based IDEs.<p>In terms of utility value per byte of executable, that was such an interesting time.  There were so many cool boot sector viruses and utils during that era.  Anyone else remember that full-featured DOS-based .COM text editor that fit in a single floppy disk sector (512B)?  The original text-based DESQView?  So many, many neat programs given the limited hardware.