Don't get upset, it's just a syntax error. (Source.)

Wilderness: A Survival Adventure (DOS, 1986)

You always find something in the last place you look. Unfortuantely, the average hard disk has about 20,000 places.

300 characters isn't a lot, but the people of old BBSs made do with less. (Source.)

LCP's approach to copy protection was unique. Every copy had their own Little Computer Person in it. If someone else copied your disk, you couldn't do multiplayer stuff, because you'd have the same ID. And if you copied someone ELSE's disk, it wouldn't be the same, it wouldn't be YOUR little dude.

Power Dolls (DOS, 1994)

WE ASKED PEOPLE HOW TO IMPROVE OUR BEST SELLING PRINTER. THEY TOLD US TO BE QUIET. (Source.)

DELPHI Lets Your Imagination Run Free

Hey! Someone tell @spinny.bsky.social that something in Skybot broke: Error posting #207:

"It was 1988 when I saw my first computer. I still don't know what they're good for to this very day."

The Linux WatchPad

The current tools of management aren't good enough. Introducing ARRIBA, the software you can't manage without. (Source.)

COMPUTERS PUT PEOPLE OUT OF WORK (Source.)

SPARKS OF GENIUS (Source.)

COMPUTER GRAPHICS

The ARMAGEDDON Man

Mastermind (Source.)

TIME LORD (Apple II, 1981) (Source.)

I'll always remember staying up late to watch PBS at 3AM to see the latest Doctor Who tapes.

Nintendo Brazil website ad (1997) #retro #art #gaming #Nintendo

"If you write your congressional representative these days, your reply may come from a computer..." (Source.)

Utopia (PC/Amiga/Atari ST, 1992)

Tulip Universa (1995) (Source.)

The 1977 Coleco Telstar Arcade answered the question, "What if a game console looked like a Wild West take on the TARDIS console?"

PAY ATTENTION (Source.)

Total Back Up Power Takes A Quantum Leap!

Edison had 1,800 patents in his name, but you can be just as inventive with an Apple. (Source.)

Remember when those fuzzy dolls were everywhere?

ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE PROJECTS FOR THE COMMODORE 64 (Source.)

Give your 64's VAL function a lession in mathematics with this short-but-powerful machine language routine!

In the Internet Archive's stacks, I occasionally find obviously secondhand books, such as books with a card protector in the back, or handwritten notes. This is probably the first book I've found that was signed. A tiny act of kindness, now posterized. (Source.)

For a machine called the "Spectravideo," how come it's a grey and white box with only a tiny splash of red?

So I heard there was this new RPG going around and I took a look, it looks pretty good. Available in CD and DVD, too, that's always snazzy.

DEC VT-100 (1978)

Over its history, Commodore Business Machines had three different small aircraft; by the 80s, they were nicknamed the PET JET.

"Grandstand LCD Games like Out Run put arcade action in the palm of your hand..." (Source.)

DeviantArt website in 2005

Just 2170 miles to go...

Hey! Someone tell @spinny.bsky.social that something in Skybot broke: Error posting #215:

One thing I really like about MSX Fan magazine are these extremely thorough overviews of the the programs in the back of the magazine, describing the purpose for each line and variable in the program in plain Japanese. (Source.)

Scientists At Berkeley Stop The Aging Process!

The Seven Cities of Gold (Amiga, 1985)

Strathello: A C Version Of Capture The Flag

There's just something about red computers.

"BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY for quality Games Software Programmer..." (Source.)

The Sharp Tranket transistor radio (1960)

Fallout (PC, 1996)

Power Dolls (FM Towns, 1994)

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