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@idarose thanks, long time friend and friend of the family. truly a special soul |
trying to figure out which laptop I want on the road with me next week |
Long time friend passed away this weekend. Marks the passing of an era |
packing for Seattle. Lots to take with me it seems |
@saschasegan Best EA game of that era? MULE of course followed by Pinball Construction Set. |
@zpower Sweet PDA from the 1980s before they were called PDAs. I have a few of them here |
@znh consumers used to think, what do i need a computer for will soon say that about home servers. just won't be called that |
@davidcard come over some time for the tour of the museum :) It was lightyears ahead of its time... course all that tech is now called OS X |
@saschasegan SWEET. I must talk to you about that hack :) |
@McClennan I soooo want to find one of those on the market. Last program Bill Gates wrote was for that |
@Krewell yep.... tell me about it. Last turntable was excellent. But long gone |
@davidcard it does indeed. And i have and original working one here |
@fromedome Super Mario 3 for NES was totally killer |
@sarahmosmith original magnavox and an atari 2600 |
OK, that's a wrap for now. |
I think I have every video game system ever made with two exceptions here in the house. |
@vagredajr SWEET... I collect old PCs and Video Game systems |
@RealTweeter Does Bruce Springsteen at the Stone Pony in Asbury Park count? |
@phonescooper also fond of the Atari 800. Still have one here. |
@dschatsky a man after my heart.. the PDP-10. Now that's personal tech |
