[plug] Binary Clock

[Shayne O'Neill]

Hehe. Nah. I pretty quickly ended up with an Amstrad C6128 and just fell
in love with it. The basic was really powerful compared with the C64 , and
I soon had myself fiddling with CP/M and Z80 assembly and that was it... a
lifetime of geekdom. I managed to figure out that the joystick port had a
whole bunch of potential for wiring switches in, and I wired up my room
and hallway with 'motion detectors'. Pissed my parents right off.

Memories.

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"Must not Sleep! Must warn others!"
-Aesop.
Shayne O'Neill. Indymedia. Fun.
http://www.perthimc.asn.au

On Sun, 1 Feb 2004, Simon Scott wrote:

> On Sun, 1 Feb 2004 18:56, Shayne O'Neill wrote:
> > ...then I got a C64
>
> and if you're like me, 15 years later you still have a C64/1541-II/1084S setup
> behind you, and are wondering where you put your 'Beach Head II' disk because
> you want to play it, and you know the XM1541 cable is in the shed somewhere
> (somewhere amongst the c64s, 1541s, Atari 2600s, amigas and boxes and boxes
> and boxes of games) but you cant find it which is stopping you from playing
> the recently found complete version of 'Solar Jetman' which you can
> download......
>
> .....someone help me
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