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I think is a big part of their budget and a lot of the old machines in their warehouse aren't currently running. Mainframe type stuff and comodore 64s were men
by acomjean 2y ago
I think is a big part of their budget and a lot of the old machines in their warehouse aren't currently running. Mainframe type stuff and comodore 64s were mentioned.
But it must suck to have something valuable destroyed, especially if it's still functioning. I will heed this warning.
It was a while ago but I seemed to remember ber them saying the machines came back cleaner than before.
As someone who was gifted and old MicroVax (a replaced by PCs, old cad/cam machine), many of those old machines are fun to have around but aren't super useful for day to day computing. Thank goodness for emulation.
- kjs3 2y agoYeah, you're probably right; someone running it all as a business has likely figured out how to manage risk. So to be fair, my experience here is with individuals who rented out their toys. I don't think any of the (too) many classic computer forums I'm part of don't have horror stories about the film industry. And if there's say, one Sage console or one 360/195 front panel (soooo many blinkenlights) in the world, it doesn't matter if it's working or not if it's jacked up. P.S.: The use of per production LLCs shut down asap to avoid all sorts of annoying 'rules' and 'regulations' is another fun topic.