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Translation: “I am fucking tired of the soviet car industry” *the standard effect of touching a soviet car* *laughs in russian*
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Recreational Computing November-December 1979
The top runners-up as well as the winner on the cover of this issue were all created using PETSCII graphics. While the Atari home computers, TI 99/4, and Apple II all showed up in the table of contents as well, a full four TRS-80 programs were also listed there.
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"...There is no greater power in the universe than the need for freedom." - G'kar, Babylon 5
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Me in most social situations LMAO

She’s being brought along!
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Sewn into the machine is the memory of an achievement that humbled the world, feet landed upon the moon we have all gazed upon. A testament not just to the people who landed, but to all of mankind. This is the ROM of the Apollo Guidance Computer, composed of what is known as Core Rope Memory. Individual copper lines are hand sewn in particular patterns to denote programs, read by the ferrite ring surrounding the copper lines. These copper lines were sewn by female workers in factories, in a way, seamstresses of a digital age. The Apollo Guidance Computer itself is very impressive in and of itself, I may post more about it.
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Happy 40th anniversary Tron!! sorry I couldn’t get this done on time :(
[ID: a digital drawing of Lora, Kevin and Alan (from left to right) from the movie Tron. They are shown from the chest up.They are standing close to each other and Kevin had an arm around each of their shoulders. they are smiling at the camera. The background is a dark gradient. The drawing has a light border around it to emulate a Polaroid photo and writing at the bottom reads “July 9 1982″. End ID.]
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This but with my silly stories I'll never write ;-;

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Probably one of the single most important computers to computing history, the 16-bit PDP-11. This minicomputer and its 22 year lifespan birthed UNIX and the C programming language, as well as setting the stage for the office computer properly. They build them for about 20 years, in various forms from the 70s to 1990, and the last version of UNIX for it was made in 1992. Remember Kids, IBM was important to the computer, but DEC were the true harbingers of modern computing.
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I got the chance to road trip out to the path of totality! My phone camera didn’t do it justice, so I painted what I saw instead 🌞🌚

Here’s the photo I took and the sketch I made with my finger in the notes app while watching it happen 😆
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