Do you want to go back in time to the "good old days"
of anemic computing? (Why not? You sure as fuck don't
utilize modern machinery.)

Good news! The Commodore 64 is back!

<https://www.commodore.net/>

Drop those ancient slide rules... er... calculators.

Now you can indulge in some really lame nostalgia.

Ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha!


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On 2025-07-19, Joel <[email protected]> wrote:

Farley Flud <[email protected]> wrote:

Do you want to go back in time to the "good old days"
of anemic computing? (Why not? You sure as fuck don't
utilize modern machinery.)

Good news! The Commodore 64 is back!

<https://www.commodore.net/>

Drop those ancient slide rules... er... calculators.

Now you can indulge in some really lame nostalgia.

Ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha!

Interesting. Weird, though.

I thought it was a joke, but its real!

Quite exciting, and it would be good to see the peripherals come back,
though that is less likely because you can't just create a Disk Drive by
FPGA.

I'm tempted to get one, but I already have a working Commodore 64 and a
few that just need repairs. I'd love for them to create a Vic 20.

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Borax Man wrote:

I'd love for them to create a Vic 20.

Complete with 4 kB of RAM? :)

Seriously, why would anyone fool-around with a VIC20, if they had a
C64 available?

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choose. They know Windows and OSX fits their needs for the desktop.
Shouldn't there be one linux distro that fits the needs of everyone on
the desktop?" - ccretin

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