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poolcleanerReminds me of making text adventures with my dad when i was a kid. ahhh, this is comforting. omg those tape backups for the c64...
antI used BASIC on Apple 2s like my //c.
10 HOME
20 PRINT "HELLO WORLD"
30 GOTO 10
RUN
Reminds me of making text adventures with my dad when i was a kid. ahhh, this is comforting. omg those tape backups for the c64...
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poolcleanerTexas Instrument here. Can't remember the ti number, but it had writable cartridges.
I used BASIC on Apple 2s like my //c.
10 HOME
20 PRINT "HELLO WORLD"
30 GOTO 10
RUN
ant99/4A?
Texas Instrument here. Can't remember the ti number, but it had writable cartridges.
poolcleanerYes, i believe so. My family had a number of writable cartridge computers. There was always dozens of computers lying around spanning generations. After a point though, they ended up in the garage and now its the modern age. But back in the day, we had such a range of old computers lying around. it was like an episode of hoarders but all technology. lol
99/4A?
antNice. My family donated it to a neighbor since we got Apple //c. http://zimage.com/~ant/antfarm/about/toys.html for my history!
Yes, i believe so. My family had a number of writable cartridge computers. There was always dozens of computers lying around spanning generations. After a point though, they ended up in the garage and now its the modern age. But back in the day, we had such a range of old computers lying around. it was like an episode of hoarders but all technology. lol
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