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Downtown Doug Brown » The gooey rubber that’s slowly ruining old hard drives

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Poke 6404,173

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The Commodore 64’s Forgotten CD-ROM - Hackster.io

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'ELIZA,' the world's 1st chatbot, was just resurrected from 60-year-old computer code [The original code base, not the later LISP model]

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Parsing the c64 Bubble Bobble Wind Currents

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Retro Big Iron For You (Emulate old school compute).

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How the OS/2 flop went on to shape modern software

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History of FOCAL (Formula Calculator) — Software Preservation Group

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Intel's $475 million error: the silicon behind the Pentium division bug

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When It Comes To Dos, Don’T Forget Dr-Dos

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Sealed AMD Athlon XP 2000+ CPU stands the test of time — 22-year-old single-core "Thoroughbred" relic has never been turned on outside the factory

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There's still a company supporting OS/2 on modern machines.

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New release of Vision Basic: Hot new features!

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Winamp Skin Museum

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Issue 99 of Commodore Free magazine is now available for download.

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"Micro Chart" CPU reference cards (6502, Z80, 8088/8086, 68000) - #5 by EdS - Hardware - Retro Computing

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Scott Adams adventure interpreter for MS windows.

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Making electronic dance music in 1990 with budget home computer [23:00]

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A C64 SID Replacement With Built-in Games

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Digital Computer Techniques / Logic Element Circuits ” 1960s U.S. Navy Training Film Xd60194. Video(17:35)

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SC730 module from Small Computer Central features the now-discontinued Zilog Z80 CPU

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The 6502 CPU Powered a Whole Generation! [25:17]

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Old Vintage Computing Research: After 41 years, my first assembly program on my first computer, the Tomy Tutor

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Read/download the entire archive of Byte magazine.

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The first microcomputer: The transfluxor-powered Arma Micro Computer from 1962

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