mirrorbird (12:49:55)
btw

zoi (12:49:48)
I still have mine, but I had to wipe it for exams several times

d_vibe (12:49:37)
Pomp op da volume

mirrorbird (12:49:18)
we had some very basic graphing calculators, you could link em up with a cable, and swap programs, but the language was incredibly minimal. i did that "Kingdom" game where you buy food every year to stop the peasants from starving --

mirrorbird (12:48:11)
in the sense of "it shoudln't do it, but BY GOD i'm going to make it happen", that's what the scene is

zoi (12:48:10)
I wrote a blackjack game that made the circles in our school

zoi (12:48:00)
a lot of us in secondary school had some SHARP graphing calculators. no assembly, but some crippled BASIC

mirrorbird (12:47:24)
well doing *anything* on that Texas Instruments school calculator (say, Tetris) is quite demoscene

zoi (12:47:16)
I had one of those nokia 9500. I think the Series80 it ran was the successor to psion

mirrorbird (12:46:47)
Psion and Z88 mate, it's the future

Destiny Dance [aivan sama mix]

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