Notices by Tom Greene (txgx42@mastodon.social)

I think we should all start calling computers "microcomputers" again just to confuse young people.

I think this one is a goner

A little to the left and everything would have been fine

Found on the disk for the Atari ST version of Micro League Baseball

Mail's here

@a2_4am Crime and Punishment would be a pretty good candidate for @foone 's death generator

@a2_4am Like the other titles in this series (Creative Contraptions, Road Rally USA) this has nice Chromadisk artwork

Just finished imaging all these disks... now uploading 170 inages to the Internet Archive

@foone Then maybe you could make a 5.25" version

The original 1987 ShareData release of Jeopardy for the Apple II had this clue, in the category Fictional Captains: "He sat at the helm of the Starship Enterprise", with the correct answer being "Captain Kirk"

When the game was re-released under the GameTek brand in 1990, it had been been updated to accept either Kirk or Picard.

@foone ... can modern Windows even execute a .com anymore? I would assume they are all 16-bit.

Ah yes, the the venerable 5.25" flopping disk.

(it's from an Albert, which is a very weird and rare Apple II clone)

This keyboard haunts me... It's got a "caps lock" key so of course it also needs a "caps unlock" key.

This seems bad

A new disk for my collection of weird floppy disks: a Konica MD/10SV, from 1988. It looks just like an ordinary 5.25" floppy but has a capacity of around 10MB (10,752,000 bytes).