> I learned to program on an Atari ST when I was a kid and I still feel really sad that the platform reached a dead end and died back in the early 90s. Funny,

> I learned to program on an Atari ST when I was a kid and I still feel really sad that the platform reached a dead end and died back in the early 90s. Funny, I also picked up an ST when I was a kid, but in the mid 90s when it was already considered dead :D I'm actually very grateful I got that instead of a windows machine that had reached dominance at the time. All of the other kids thought windowspc==computer and had no exposure to Basic or anything. I found the Atari a lot more fun, creative and broadening of what "computer" meant to a kid at the time by it's mere differentiation. That little green desktop will always have a place in my heart. https://www.dwitter.net/d/19166 https://www.dwitter.net/d/19166 https://www.dwitter.net/d/21735 https://www.dwitter.net/d/21735