Yes! I was just about to post about this! I was stuck in traffic for a
couple of hours and caught it. There was also a little blurb the other day
about the collectibility of antique technology, both from historic and
nostalgic perspectives.
Aaron
On Fri, 10 Mar 2000 SUPRDAVE(a)aol.com wrote:
OK, here's something that's (much) more on
topic that talking about spoken
language...
Anyone listen to NPR's all things considered today? (friday) They had a short
story about a commodore 64 user group in oregon. It basically profiled a
group of mostly older people who still use and enjoy them for what they can
still do. It also mentioned their scarcity and having to scrouge secondhand
stores to find parts.
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