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ZX6's are for Girls....

Richo is right, his horse is amazing.

Not an effective way to communicate...

Dave 3 will be here shortly.

Yes, way too much time.


Aardy, a true mans nerd. old skoool!

Wattie wrote:Aardy, a true mans nerd. old skoool!

Mate, I was old school before old school was cool... Just ask my Frankie Valli music collection.

Is old school coming back?

I'm not old school enough - I didn't get the binary or hex ones, if they were even meant to mean anything

diligaf..... I do believe that is a ever changing encryptor!

Wish it would stay still for a few seconds so i could decode it!

i think it says something like : Pac man Rox!

dutch80au wrote:me no speakie or langwage! WTF is going on?

hahaha im with you on this one dutch
the only one i can understand is dilligaf's post
good old pacman

I bet none of you pharkers remember punch cards (except maybe Smitty), pharkin digital geeks.

I've used A punchcard - but then I started with computers when I was 4 - even then that was a 'this is how we used to program computers son'
I do remember though getting my first 8" floppy disk drive to replace the cassette player I was using on my microbee until then.

ty wrote: I do remember though getting my first 8" floppy

Me too ... then it became hard!

Glen wrote:I bet none of you pharkers remember punch cards (except maybe Smitty), pharkin digital geeks.

I do believe I have been issued with a paper clip and given instruction on how to unfold said paper clip to convert paper clip into a punch to remove small rectangles of paper card from a beige coloured card .
Cards were sent to Monash Uni for processing and about 2 weeks later sheets of paper got sent back .

I excelled at bending the paper clip . Went downhill from there

I can remember upgrading drom a daisy wheel to a dot matrix, and that the PC had a 20Mb Hard Drive with 640Kb of main memory (the rest of the 1mb used for upper memory), and that we were lucky to have a maths co processor. Punch cards are still before my time...

ty wrote:I do remember though getting my first 8" floppy disk drive to replace the cassette player I was using on my microbee until then.

The guy two doors up the road had a Microbee 16, then I found out that a mate up the other end of Loftus had a C64. Wow!!!

Ahh... Those were the good ol' days.... when a full game like wolverstien only came on one floppy and could run direct from floppy!

stop livin in the past man. you know after reminiscing the next step to all of you having a mid life crisis is going out buying motorbikes and doing stupi...................................................oh.................i'm so sorry