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king robb wrote:

Wrider wrote:You're right, I think we need to delete it now, it's ancient in terms of the internet!

as is gummi

I still remember the Commodore 64, it was in use by the military when I joined.

Gummiente wrote: I still remember the Commodore 64, it was in use by the military when I joined.

I thought that was a Navy rank till I looked it up.
http://www.old-computers.com/museum/default.asp
That has all the OLD 'puters.

Gummiente wrote:I still remember the Commodore 64, it was in use by the military when I joined.

Don't tell anyone, I heard that Mr jstark47 is still using his... lol

Gummiente wrote:

king robb wrote:

Wrider wrote:You're right, I think we need to delete it now, it's ancient in terms of the internet!

as is gummi

I still remember the Commodore 64, it was in use by the military when I joined.

You had a Commodore 64? Luxury. We had to chop down tree, make own paper on own time, then stab arm with sharp stick and write reports in own blood.

I still have an Atari 800 boxed up somewhere. Used it a few times then boxed it back up. Wow they only had 64K of RAM back then, no hard drive, and used a 5-1/4 inch floppy disk.

I still have my Commodore 64. Most of it is boxed up in the basement.
I use the monitor as a tv in my den.

Correction, the Atari 800 either had 4k or 8k ram. With the ram that the present line of computers have now, it is hard to beleive that 8k was enough to do anything. I had the old Timex/Sinclair computer and beleive it had 8k or 16k in it.

My car has a cassette deck in it.

Middle aged things are great!