Its when Andy finds out that his whole guidance and flight system has been running on a Dragon 32 connected to 2 PP3 batteries...
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Not old. Vintage. :)
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by Paul "Mclaneinc" Irvine
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by Paul "Mclaneinc" Irvine
I had an 80 and 81, got the 80 as a wedding present to myself..Twas my first venture in to home computing, er upgraded(?) to an 81 and brought the 16K ram pack with my first credit card. Didn't have a clue what to do with them initially, learned a bit of BASIC and wrote stupid programs to calculate mortgage interest....Yes I was bored..
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by nysavant
The empty box probably has more processing power than the ZX80 these days

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by Paul "Mclaneinc" Irvine
But hard to imagine there was more processing power in the 80 than what took Apollo in to space..
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by Andy Barr
LOL! I like it, Paul.
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ABOVE: Shoot - who wobbled the guidance computer's RAM pack?