DeletedUser113901
Never heard of it. No matter what, Commodore 64 beats anything.
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DeletedUser
I don't even know what Commodore 64 is, I'm just making silly jokes.
DeletedUser113901
Commodore 64, the personal computer with professional power. It was a very powerful (8 bits!) gaming computer from 1982. I had one that same year.
Deleted User - 7260023
Really? Wow. That's rare. Unfortunately, I sold mine. Although I have no idea how I would connect it to anything even if I still had it...Oh yes it was. It is, I still have one and my brother too.
Do the old floppy disks still work?DeletedUser
I remember when floppy disks was all we had to store our data in...
Deleted User - 7260023
How about cassette tapes? Or recording computer programs from the radio?
DeletedUser113901
Of course they do! I broke the joystick though.Really? Wow. That's rare. Unfortunately, I sold mine. Although I have no idea how I would connect it to anything even if I still had it...
DeletedUser
I remember the first one, not the second one.How about cassette tapes? Or recording computer programs from the radio?
DeletedUser113901
Well you could find computer programs on the radio or in books or in newspaper, then you had to write them on your floppy disks. Ah the good old time...
Deleted User - 7260023
Wow. I know the PC disks lost all their data after a few years. I'm surprised the C64 disks are still good. Different quality I guess...
The radio show you had to record to a cassette tape, and then play the tape on the computer. Anyone else tuning in at the time didn't know what the strange noises were.
Technology has advanced quite a lot since then.
And it wasn't even that long ago.DeletedUser
DeletedUser113901
Now kids have fancy app installers and everything. Result: none of them can program anything.
DeletedUser
In school, my brother coded stuff to do his homework.
As in, he wrote programs that solved his homework for him.
DeletedUser113901
In school, my kid had one year of 1h "computer science" a week, it was just a quick sight of Excel.
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DeletedUser
Yeah, my school wasn't much better. I had to learn how to program in my free time.
DeletedUser113901
Please... Stop making new stuff! New stuff relies on old stuff, and old stuff on old guys. But eventually old guys will die...
DeletedUser
Some new stuff is good.
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It seems we have only 1 winner (though several others came close). Congratulations go to Alexander the Noble 519 who wins 250 current age Goods or 125 next age Goods, or 500 previous age Goods. We'll be in contact with you as soon as possible
A new thread will be started soon. In the meanwhile please do continue to use this one. The new prize will be...
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Cursedveggie
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