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Type, SAVE and RUN Like most of us mid-80’s 8-bit-people I was an eager „typist“. Beneath buying software (or testing…erm… backup’ed software) a lot of games and utilities were type-ins from the various computer magazines. My own programming skills rose Continue reading The Wizard of Type-ins
Soundscape of the day: Jean-Michel Jarre, Equinoxe Infinity, 2018
Soundscape of the day: Zimmer’s Hole, Bound By Fire, 1999
Soundscape of the day: Strapping Young Lad, Heavy As a Really Heavy Thing, 1995
VzEkC This year I had the opportunity to visit the yearly event of the „Verein zum Erhalt klassischer Computer e.V.“( VzEkCeV). I only had a limited amount of time, nevertheless the three hours I spent in Lehre were very entertaining Continue reading Classic Computing 2019
Soundscape of the day: Megadeth, Super Collider, 2013
Thermo vs. Impact As a pupil in the 80’s I could not afford a professional printing solution (read: DIN/Letter 9 pin impact dot matrix printer) for my Sinclair ZX Spectrum. Nevertheless I were able to save up enough money to Continue reading Serial Impact
Branding Importance For those who follow my occasional „blog“ already know that I have a soft spot for everything that feature a Sinclair label on it’s case. Maybe I’m a „fashion victim“ in this regard – like people who nowadays Continue reading Sticky Commands
Soundscape of the day: Exhorder, The Law, 1992
Soundscape of the day: Johnny Klimek & Tom Tykwer, Babylon Berlin, 2017