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On Tue, 30 Oct 2007 01:29:17 GMT, Short Wave Sportfishing
wrote: Proably the most fun computer was the VIC-20 and when I upgraded to the Commodore 64 I was in hog heaven - man, could I do some stuff with that. It still runs. Yes, and it was a great glass teletype for logging onto Compuserve and some of the early Bulletin Board systems. Those were the days. Look how far we've come and how little has changed. :-) I once caught something resembling a virus on the "64". There used to be a company that offered a service close to universal connectivity. You dialed into one number and from there you could connect to a variety of different systems. Can't remember the name of it but at the time it seemed like a great concept. Old stuff to those on the old ARPANET I suppose. |
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