> Eventually I learned that POKE allows you to change values at specific memory addresses I remember, with my first TI99/4A home computer, reading tons of prog

> Eventually I learned that POKE allows you to change values at specific memory addresses I remember, with my first TI99/4A home computer, reading tons of program listings and trying to port Vic 20, C64, Spectrum, etc programs to it. Many of the programs had hundreds of peeks and pokes, which the TI99 lacked. I thought it was an additional super power that I was missing. The envy. I eventually got them with the Mini Memory module and the Extended Basic. Soon I discovered they were not "compatible".