Kraven posted:My Commodore C64 is still doing just fine thank you.........
Somewhere, I hope, I still have one lurking around. If you do have a good working model hold on to it because I'd suspect one day it will be worth more than you paid. I've seen some huge prices offered from some old Apple II computers and original Apples. I also remember, long ago, back in the days when the C64's and IBM-PC's and original Apples were around (so little memory back then) when you had the 5 1/4 in floppy disk (If I remember that right) before the 3 1/2" disk in the more study container Radio Shack (Tandy) had a unique computer that many liked called the TRS80. There was a lot of people going in many directions trying to program the processors and make them to do so many things before Windows and in the days of DOS and BASIC. Man has so much changed. I think possibly those that were the hackers of that time are more into using UNIX, UNX or LINUX all a variant of UNIX which, if I'm not wrong, Apple's MacOS is also based upon.
Wow you brought back some old memories but I'm not going looking for my old C64 or the external Floppy Drive that I used to have because it's also possible that I get rid of them long time ago and just can't remember.