GeorgeH
Well-Known Member
Nope....
(I don't like Lionel Richie....)
Time to ditch that cassette.
Stop in for a cup of coffee
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Time to ditch that cassette.
ScampMike
Despicable Damn Yankee
no - always been PC's - the floppy's were on a Win95 machine...
ScampMike
Despicable Damn Yankee
damn - what the snap IS that?
They were the first affordable "computer"? Man when the 128 came out we went nuts.
One of my 71 Challenger convertibles came with a factory cassette - first year they offered it....
GeorgeH
Well-Known Member
Trump's gonna be on his *** for leaking secrete gub'ment documents.
O yea! Still have one!
My friends had the first Tandy home computer...
Basically the 1's and zeros for electronic language,
The father of The personal computer. And I have a commodore 128.
The TRS 80 level 1. 4k of ram! A cassette drive!
Wait a minute how did we get here it is
My Dad built a Heathkit Computer from Radio Shack , back in the Late 70's early 80's.. He was a Career Air Force Radio Operator.
Ok, I'm off for a bit....
or is it a byte...
Or bite....
or is it a byte...
Or bite....
ScampMike
Despicable Damn Yankee
stepped in what and it won't come off your shoe... LOL
I learned basic on one, in the store! I hung out there all the time. It got upgraded to 16K of ram! LOLThat sounds about right....
Wow heath kit, they had some fun stuff to build, wonder if they are still around.
My first computer was a Gateway 2000, back in the mid 90's..
Yep, I remember Basic... How about cobalt and fortran????
Mine was a HP windows 95...
yep, what I learned to type on in the 6th grade
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