mirrorbird (22:53:47)
Release Year: 2001 jaaaa

mirrorbird (22:53:28)
"Not really a fan. Singing a meme ain't that funny, and the words don't fit the tune too well (so he has to stretch them over syllables weirdly in some places)". yep i commented correctly. was this even pre-Flash? this "meme"

mirrorbird (22:51:34)
are AWFUL little tape/disk drives. i want to see this. in reality. i had one! and that didn't fucking work. i want to see 63 real microdrives in a "workgroup"

edlinfan (22:51:26)
omg ages since I heard this

mirrorbird (22:51:05)
this was the story of no possible user. (also why stop at eight? i see. RAM.) i am curious though. this is one area that hasn't been properly emulated or explored. another is: you can technically set up a network of up to 63 (i think) microdrives. which

mirrorbird (22:50:28)
speccy 128 basic allows you to write PLAY "...","...","...","...","...","...","...","..." you think: what can this possibly mean, my sound chip only has 3 chans. then you get a fucking home studio and it all changes

zoner (22:48:56)
bah, USB is just fancy serial port

mirrorbird (22:45:49)
"you can plug anything into anything" (this isn't true bird, that's why we had to invent USB. and vacation travel plugs.) YKWIM

mirrorbird (22:45:17)
who wasn't specifically a musician already

mirrorbird (22:45:10)
end of the day you can plug anything into anything. (ha ha, that's why the speccy 128 supported MIDI. actually i think they just saw the Atari as their main rival, who ever used bloody MIDI)

The Lyra III part 7

Ziutek (Andrzej Siuda)

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