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Gaylen Hintz | Dave Drum | TS 1000 |
May 31, 2019 4:32 PM * |
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-=> Dave Drum spoke thus to Gaylen Hintz <=- GH> hehehehe, yep... my color computer took the 5 1/5 inch floppies <thank GH> goodness> GH> though single sided double density. Added the os/9 operating system, GH> compiled device GH> drivers for the 3 1/2 floppies and I was in hog heaven. DD> I didn't get into 3.5" floppies until I got my Amiga. I just got one of DD> those notcher deals and made "flippies" out of my 5.25" floppies. heheheh, yeah I forgot about that. Instantly doubled your drive space. DD> Now the only 3.5" floppy I have left is the promo Amiga calculator that DD> Commode Door put out back when I owned my computer store. They sold Ok, you lost me... Amiga calulator? Exactly what was that? GH> hehehehe, with the Ziglog Z80 chip? Initial price back in 1983 at GH> $600 was quite an investment wasn't it. DD> Didn't pay near that. I am not an "early adopter" and when the Adam DD> didn't "fly off the shelves" dealers - most of whom were toy/game DD> stores who didn't understand computers - cut prices dramatically to DD> make room for game consoles. Bv)= Ah I see. Personal computing was in it's infancy. Well I guess we all have some not so favorite memories of that time when IBM was the "premier" system. ... Confucius say: He who pass gas in church must sit in own pew Greeting from The Curmudgeon --- MultiMail/Win32 * Origin: Outpost BBS * Limestone, TN, USA (1:18/200) |
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