Can your computer do this? 𝑨𝑴𝑰𝑮𝑨 The computer is fully functional in this state.

Ahhh… All caught up!

Just a small sampling of some real family photos hanging on the bathroom wall of an Italian restaurant in Seattle. And to think Portland likes to own the tagline, “Keep Portland Weird.” ❤️ Seattle

I was beyond lucky to acquire this in 2024. I think it was originally from an Amiga dealership from central or northern Oregon. In any case the light fixture inside was broken. I finally fixed it today and put an LED light in its place. Shine on you crazy diamond, forevermore.

I think these are the property of legend Dale Luck. That jacket! 😍

Today I published a video where I demo one of the most amazing pieces of hardware that was never sold - a pixel perfect Atari 2600 emulator in the form factor of a Sony Walkman. It could also emulate a C64... This video is a tribute to my friend who made it, and his brilliance. youtu.be/S0NU5KEuNuc

Red skies at night

Back home from the incredible Amiga/40. Reflecting on 2 great moments - speaking with KiKi and Tim Jenison for the first time since WOC 1993 and my main man @amigalove.com reuniting me with my AmiExpo 1990 T-shirt and calendar. OMG Eric 😱❤️🤍❤️🤍 #commodore #commodoreamiga #amiga #Amiga40

Me and my brother @amigabill.bsky.social Been looking forward to this day for a long time. #VCFWest #Amiga040

On my way to San Jose for the VCF West Amiga/040 event. Amigaaaaa!

Some things never grow old.

Happy 40th anniversary, Amiga old girl. You still make my heart sing. July 23, 1985 - today.

Animation, one cell at a time. #pnwlife

Seeing the little Commodore club I founded and have hosted each month in Seattle since 2018 featured in the first issue of the rebooted Compute's Gazette really made me proud and happy today. So cool! sea-ccc.org www.computesgazette.com

Proud of this image I drew in Deluxe Paint III in 2020. 16 colors, 320x200

A CRT with no scan lines? Say “Hello” to my Amiga 3000’s built-in Display Enhancer.

Well, I couldn't help myself. I got the beige, because I'm a nostalgic fool. Do I need one of these? Nope! I've got a zillion (and an elite board, and a mech board, etc.). But I really want this to succeed. You know? And to get an email with an actual C= logo. Hard to believe.

So god damned tired how many times - PER DAY - some entity tries to scam me. Email, text, phone... Honestly, if I could remove my phone app - FROM MY PHONE - it would be so nice and peaceful. Dumb, but peaceful. Are there really no legal safeguards against all this constant crap? /r

I've said it before and I'll say it again. @photoshop.adobe.com your support for legacy formats is greatly appreciated. For Amiga users worldwide I'd like to say, "Thanks."

Ah man, I do miss this place.

And now for possibly one of the fanciest and coolest directory listings you’ll ever see on a Commodore

It’s Friday Night!!!

Making 2-stare icons in Amiga OS 1.3. Hello!

You know, drawing Boing Balls is harder than you might think.

Never forget (but since we all do, just write it down)

Does AmigaLove beat within your chest to the point of bursting? Do your computerized dreams evoke images of pixelated chrome robots? And TRON drawn in Deluxe Paint III? Well... Maybe you should wear a t-shirt or sip from a mug that let's everyone know exactly where you stand. 🥰 amigalove.etsy.com

You know, everyone's got bills to pay. www.youtube.com/watch?v=vLlW...

Piles of parts. We've all been there. Don't judge! 😬

35 years ago one of the strangest, boldest and most beautiful fantasy adventures drifted out of the blue: LOOM. For those that never had an original copy, the game came with a 30-minute audio drama on cassette (CDs were right around the corner, but not yet). What a game. What a vision.

Suddenly, out of nowhere, your mind was blown. Imagine if they'd paid Douglas Adams to write a paper book version of Bureaucracy!

RIP Gail Wellington, Commodore Software Products Manager and "mother of CDTV". She was also a technical writer and helped write various Commodore/Amiga product manuals. www.legacy.com/us/obituarie...

NEW VIDEO: How to create your own fun (yes, FUN!) personal database using GeoFile on a Commodore computer, with images added from your own GeoPaint pixel art. Our machines are for more than great games! Old software is sometimes the best software. Keep that GEOS love flowing! youtu.be/rmhNnAPhlI4

Introducing my brand new ReAmiga 3000 rev 1.4cc motherboard. Will do the chip swap later this week. Photos and backstory here www.amigalove.com/viewtopic.ph... Also installed is a brand new KickSmash. This would be almost impossible to recreate now due to tariffs. I got one of the last ones.

I know this is a dig against Apple but it comes off as being a little snooty. Regardless, it must be true. ;) ;) ;)

Amiga gaming forever

July 23 marks 40 years since release. 40! And it still feels amazing. (Enable sound)

I wonder how many pieces of memorabilia from the 1990 AmiExpo are still out there? And why am I collecting them when I didn't even attend? Not sure. But I know someone who did ( @amigabill.bsky.social ). Besides, check out these gorgeous Amiga/Deluxe Paint illustrations on high-quality glossy paper!

I wanted to create a personal database for my boxed game collection. I decided to learn GeoFile 128, which bled into learning GeoPaint (for the masthead I drew) and related tools. I've got about 30 games logged so far and things are coming along nicely. I've got a TON more data entry to do!

Somehow, while inspecting my Starlight box more closely today, I was slapped in the face with new knowledge. TIL If you've seen the King Tut image, you know.

There’s something strangely exciting about having a hard drive made from a Zip drive. Need more storage? Get another 100mb Zip disk. Is it liquid fast? No, but it’s cool.

Noisy Amiga during the copy process.

Ebony and Ivory...

It’s time to bring out my brand new threads for my spring wardrobe. You know what I mean @amigabill.bsky.social ?

Today class is Show & Tell day. This is my Commodore 64 "Silver Label" S/N 38,960 It is estimated that C= sold between 12.5 and 17 M units. If so, that places this unit near the front of the line. ~80K Silver Labels were made before they switched to the 🌈 badge and PWR badge. (I LOVE THE "64" style)

NEW VIDEO: This is the final installment for my Commodore GEOS series. This time we look at WHEELS 128, as well as more amazing CMD hardware including the legendary 20 Mhz SuperCPU 128 with a 16MB RAM card. Let's print some book reports in style!! youtu.be/vVdBRP3yRKI

My friend @amigabill.bsky.social will never, ever believe what I bought today. I'll have to model it for him in a couple of days... While it looks unworn, my guess is it'll probably feel like a crunchy brillo pad. I'll wear it with a smile regardless.

1 ED (extra high density) disk 2 HD disks 20 single-sided disks Less really is more, sometimes

Starting in 1996, the 3D Dancing Baby became the "Sys Info" benchmark of the times.

99.99% chance you never played this beautiful yet hard game for 1 of 2 reasons: 1) it came out in ‘04, and you were past C64 by then (you’d come back later) 2) sys reqs are too niche Me: “Oh, yeah? Well here I am in 2025. Take that, Metal Dust!” I’ve yet to pass level 1 “Screw you, Metal Dust!”

4GB hard drive for a Commodore 64. Yep. Heckuva lot quieter now than when these were sold in the 90s…