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Friday, October 07, 2011
Hit the Road, Mac Classic
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Thanks to you and the Mac for "Draculee Dracula: and all the rest of the funny scripts.
Thank you for the opportunity.
Twas indeed a game-changer.
Did lots of people type on computers at that point? Or were you the hipster writer? I mean that with the up most respect
Hardly among the first.
The true hipsters typed back in the '80s on a computer called a Kaypro.
The thing about IBM versions was that you had to know DOS commands to get the process going.
Macs were a smile by comparison.
Hahaha, it just reminded me of the ending of every Doogie Howser episode. I've always wondered how common were personal computers before the 90s. TV shows often portrayed them as something that only the techno geek kid of the show would have.
When I was in college in the late 80s, we had a computer lab where you could type up your papers and print them out on a Dot Matrix printer.
I figured computers were all a fad and typed everything.
I'm surprised I don't ride a horse everywhere.
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