Ramblings Episode 1004: The Last Analog Generation

I recently realized that I am part of the last group who grew up without readily-available digital devices.

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Run time: 12:54

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I remember my first computer at home was a Trash-80 Color Computer. We hooked it up to a 13″ television for a monitor and had a cassette deck for external backup. It had no hard drive or floppy drive, but it played games from plug-in cartridges similar to early gaming consoles. Those were the days!!

Gary Goodman

6 years ago

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