RetroChallenge 2024/10 reflections
I started this year’s project with a challenge from an old Sharp Users Club magazine. “Who on earth would want to emulate an MZ-80K … ?” We do hobbies for
Continue readingbecause 8 bits are plenty
I started this year’s project with a challenge from an old Sharp Users Club magazine. “Who on earth would want to emulate an MZ-80K … ?” We do hobbies for
Continue readingThe Zilog Z80 has now had its final production run, but I’m sure there will be plenty of them still working away for the next few decades(*). For nostalgia purposes
Continue readingSometime in the mid-1970s, my grandmother gave me a book of Arthur C. Clarke’s short stories. The first story in the book, The Nine Billion Names of God, was written
Continue readingAs told to Royal and Sunalliance customers sometime in the late 1990s. That very little went wrong over the Millennium wasn’t because it didn’t have real potential to mess things
Continue readingThe front cover of my copy of Computing Today from September 1980 is, by 2021 standards … odd. Just as odd for a magzine dedicated to the 80s microcomputer scene
Continue reading