26 Nov
2006
26 Nov
'06
5:50 p.m.
I'd be somewhat interested to know what people
consider to be the 'stars'
of that collection, given that I don't have any of
the traditional
rarities (like a striaght-8, or a Lisa, or even a
ZX80).
What matters is what you find groovy. Don't matter
much what the rest of the herd thinks. Yes I do have a
couple of the kewell items, like a Lisa (busted?) and
a gorgeous Canon Cat. The Lisa I'm truly enamored
with, but I'd probably sell the Cat if I could get a
good enough price. He he.
I will look the list over again. In most cases I
didn't have a clue what any of it was! LOL
there. You
know if you did sell it, you could
affored
an even bigger London house LOL LOL.
Yes, but what would I put in it :-) There speaks somebody who's never used a Beeb.
Seriously, if I wanted to
do 6502 assembly language, I'd nse a BBC micro.
There's an assembler
built into the (excellent) BASIC.
You can still download BBC basic for pc's I believe,
and there's even a version that produces Win32
executables IIRC. The thing I like about the Commie is
the built in hardware sprites. VERY easy to program.
It's just an all around fun platform. There are others
of course.
I am not sure why anyone would consider 80x86
assembly language to be
pleasant :-)
Quite gratifying to get something running on one.
Besides I know little else :(, and not a whole lot of
that LOL LOL
When do we
get to look at some pictures of your
stash? You know I'm sure a local newspaper or
magazine
That could be a problem... Not really. There's an (old-ish) Pentium laptop
here
which is used for
one thing and one thing only. Running the diagnostic
program for my
father's car.
Ok, what kind of car is it?
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