Thats an awesome instagram pic. What filter is that?
I believe the filter is called "36-year-old Polaroid photo".
This is the kind of thing that doesn't exist any more in today's world.
These days, you'd have all sorts of regulatory and legal hurdles: you'd need certification for wireless parts, you'd need to invest a significant amount of time in protecting your IP (trademarks), and you'd probably get a fair number of aggressive patent challenges.
You can't just make something and take it to a shop and get it sold to people any more.
Slow news day today Arn?
Slow comment day today?
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What is doesn't show is how long it took to run that simple BASIC program. Probably over 5 seconds!
Rocketman
At the time, the Byte Shop was one of the only computer stores in the world
I love the picture in the post. I keep wanting to get one of these just to know something about what the Apple I was really like.
This is the kind of thing that doesn't exist any more in today's world.
These days, you'd have all sorts of regulatory and legal hurdles: you'd need certification for wireless parts, you'd need to invest a significant amount of time in protecting your IP (trademarks), and you'd probably get a fair number of aggressive patent challenges.
You can't just make something and take it to a shop and get it sold to people any more.
What do you mean? An African or European Mac mini?