I was young, writing very simple games in Color BASIC on a TRS-80 hooked up to the family TV. It didn't have a floppy drive, but it did let you save your progr

I was young, writing very simple games in Color BASIC on a TRS-80 hooked up to the family TV. It didn't have a floppy drive, but it did let you save your programs to an audio cassette tape so you could load them up and reuse them later. This was a highly unreliable way of storing programs, as my sister would often record audio over my programs because she liked watching the needles on the tape recorder move back and forth as she spoke.