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UPGRADE TERMINAL (YELLOW) - DEPTH SPELUNKING
"YELLOW upgrades are useless/funny upgrades."
🎮 🌟 💫 / 🎮 🌟 💫 / 🎮 🌟 💫
Crocheted Atari 2600 by Christine Domanic
Joysticks Greydon Clark. 1983
Street 2 941 Lillian Way, Los Angeles, CA 90038, USA See in map
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misc arcade machine gifs
Anya is live and ready to show you everything. Watch her strip, dance, and perform exclusive shows just for you. Interact in real-time and make your fantasies come true.
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TRS-80 Microcomputer News January 1982
Two kids (who I have to admit look ever so slightly peculiar if I look at them for too long...) enjoy a bit of post-Christmas action with Radio Shack's Missile Command knockoff, Polaris. (I also have to admit I'm not quite sure if that TRS-80-branded TV set could have been adjusted far enough to turn the "buff" in that Color Computer colour set into "sky blue...") A piece in this issue explained Radio Shack was introducing "more serious" programs for their low-cost computer, including a version of the Scripsit word processor (which would compete with a third-party program called Telewriter, which used the graphics screen to get around the text screen's limitations) and a spreadsheet called Spectaculator. The "international news" included a letter from someone in the Netherlands, who'd suppressed the RFI interference from a Model I by placing it in a cage of "galvanized aviary wire."
Remembering cult cinema icon Joe Don Baker on the anniversary of his birth. Here's some art inspired by Mitchell, The Pack, and Joysticks to celebrate!
R.I.P. 1936 - 2015
