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Commodore 64 Basic for PostgreSQL
- RedNifre 3mo agoNeat! If you don't have a PostgreSQL DB ready, you can also compile Commodore 64 Basic for you HP 15-C calculator instead: https://forum.swissmicros.com/viewtopic.php?f=23&t=2194&p=11887&hilit=voyc#p11887 https://forum.swissmicros.com/viewtopic.php?f=23&t=2194&p=11...
- rgacote 3mo agoSometimes you simply ignore asking why and sit in awe of the what of it all. Impressive and nostalgic.
- wewewedxfgdf 3mo ago"What would happen if developers could create any software that does pretty much anything with little to no effort?" This question is being answered all over the Internet every day and I love it.
- 0x0 3mo agoShame the article is absolutely littered with AI-isms.
- sys_64738 3mo agoCommodore is the company they constantly try to delete from computing history.
- zulux 3mo agoIt's been interesting to see how the next generations just don't care. If you had an Atari, CoCo, Ti... or nothing, that information was important back then.
- Sharlin 3mo ago> You remember that the disk drive was device 8 Well look at the rich guy here with a disk drive. --- TBH, my first computer, a second-hand C64, did come with a disk drive (and a monitor!!), but that was in the early 90s, several years after the heyday of the sixty-four.
- themadturk 3mo agoI ended up with two disk drives, and a RAM expansion, so I was able to run GEOS. But it took a good while to build up to that (I was a married, childless adult when I used the C=64, if that's any comfort).
- JdeBP 3mo agoIt's already C64 BASIC inside an SQL server. Don't give them ideas of emulating a cassette tape, with Datasette for PostgreSQL, too! (-:
- taskforcegemini 3mo agoah, that's what the ",8" was for. As a little kid I was told what to type in without ever understanding. in my defense, it was before I could read
- kmmbvnr_ 3mo agoDoes it run Oregon trail?
- guender 3mo ago[dead]