Antic Magazine from 1982
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@oldtechadverts.bsky.socialAntic Magazine from 1982
@oldtechadverts.bsky.socialIO Magazine Jan 1984
@oldtechadverts.bsky.socialBasic assembler - Does anyone know if these type of assemblers are popular with the software developers? It would definitely speed up your code.
@oldtechadverts.bsky.socialZzap 64 1990 April
@oldtechadverts.bsky.socialMacworld 1996 June
@oldtechadverts.bsky.socialIO Magazine 1980 March
@oldtechadverts.bsky.socialByte 1987 November
@siliconundergro.bsky.socialThe web used to be littered with GIF files, as far as the eye could see. Then Unisys decided to get unisysy and GIFs disappeared for a while. Twenty years ago today, the last patent expired, and GIF became free to use, forever. dfarq.homeip.net/the-day-gif-... #retrocomputing #vintagecomputing
@oldtechadverts.bsky.socialByte 1987 November
@oldtechadverts.bsky.socialS extant 1985 July August
@deviledeggpress.com"UC Berkeley has just completed a study of how grade-school students feel about computers and the results were a bit surprising: 61% of the students said they did not like computers. Most said that kids who did like computers were 'unpopular.'"
@boingbot.bsky.socialSir Clive Sinclair on AI, from 2006
https://boingboing.net/2026/10/01/sir-clive-sinclair-on-ai-from-2006.html
#AI #computers #retrocomputing #boingboing
@oldtechadverts.bsky.socialMacWorld 1988 November
@oldtechadverts.bsky.socialElectronics Magazine 1980 April
@oldtechadverts.bsky.socialCompute July 1992
@thedubber.altervista.org@oldtechadverts.bsky.socialYou want your Amstrad to speak, this might work for you. Speaking computer always remind me of HAL from 2001.
@oldtechadverts.bsky.socialDamark September 1990. HT for @VintageVolts for sharing. Thanks buddy.
@permacomputer.retro.social.ap.brid.gy