- Ghostbusters here too! Was impressive for its time.
- seclorum 1 day ago"Go for it!" - Crazy Climber arcade cabinet, 1982.reply
- And if you click the link at the top of the article it tells you how they recovered the recordings:
https://www.nsa.gov/Press-Room/Press-Releases-Statements/Pre.../
- It's so frustrating knowing how much is thrown out every day, especially when some of it is irreplaceable.
I remember going to all those computer auctions in the 1980s and there was so much perfectly boxed PC software that would be left unsold and thrown in the trash. Software that you might spend years running a search on eBay now to find a single copy.
- It took me years to learn this. Basically everyone forever has stored their CDs in the worst possible way, thinking they were storing them in the best possible way.
- This is actually going to be very useful to some production designer one day.
- Been a huge number of changes since the final entry in here in 2019, since so many AI features have been added now.
- Sounds awesome. Gonna watch this now.
- This was such a well-written article. Thank you so much.
I was working in game dev in the UK in this era, and I can tell you, all the devs, artists, musicians were mostly listening to what is now called EDM. I was in charge of music tooling at one point, but never had the chance to sway the music to some 180bpm DnB lol
- This should be a post itself.
I've wanted a Cray-1 since I first sat on one in about 1988. Hard to get that one booting :(
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edit: OK, looks like it was just on the root domain
p.s. I threw around an idea in 1995 of creating a page where you could order pizza and it would fax the orders to the restaurants and I'd get paid by the restaurants.. everyone said it was ridiculous lol