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I was happy I had a tape drive. 32K was rich-kid stuff. However, restriction was a great enabler of creativity, and I'm grateful for it.
by harel 2y ago
I was happy I had a tape drive. 32K was rich-kid stuff.
However, restriction was a great enabler of creativity, and I'm grateful for it.
- mixmastamyk 2y agoI did too, and am. Unfortunately my dad bought two (another for sister) and so we had to "suffer" with black and white TV monitors. May be also why we didn't get a 64, although it may have been too early for that. I didn't learn that assembly language programming was a thing until maybe fifteen years later, and didn't know the 20 could be programmed that way until another decade later after that. Nor that it supported a modem, etc. So feel a bit cheated.