← Back to context Comment by Malic 20 hours ago I remember seeing ads for this back in the day.It is so much worse than I imagined. 4 comments Malic Reply pstuart 9 hours ago I do too. I was an Atari guy so it was even more of a vague curiosity at the time. gedy 14 hours ago Same here, but there’s something to be said for an advertisement that you remember clearly for 41 years ha:https://www.vintagecomputing.com/wp-content/images/retroscan... garbagewoman 13 hours ago I remember plenty of stupid worthless garbage, doesn’t mean it has any value transitorykris 9 hours ago The ad in itself probably has no practical value. The surprising nature of its staying power is curious. And curiosity is a strong signal. Good luck.
pstuart 9 hours ago I do too. I was an Atari guy so it was even more of a vague curiosity at the time.
gedy 14 hours ago Same here, but there’s something to be said for an advertisement that you remember clearly for 41 years ha:https://www.vintagecomputing.com/wp-content/images/retroscan... garbagewoman 13 hours ago I remember plenty of stupid worthless garbage, doesn’t mean it has any value transitorykris 9 hours ago The ad in itself probably has no practical value. The surprising nature of its staying power is curious. And curiosity is a strong signal. Good luck.
garbagewoman 13 hours ago I remember plenty of stupid worthless garbage, doesn’t mean it has any value transitorykris 9 hours ago The ad in itself probably has no practical value. The surprising nature of its staying power is curious. And curiosity is a strong signal. Good luck.
transitorykris 9 hours ago The ad in itself probably has no practical value. The surprising nature of its staying power is curious. And curiosity is a strong signal. Good luck.
I do too. I was an Atari guy so it was even more of a vague curiosity at the time.
Same here, but there’s something to be said for an advertisement that you remember clearly for 41 years ha:
https://www.vintagecomputing.com/wp-content/images/retroscan...
I remember plenty of stupid worthless garbage, doesn’t mean it has any value
The ad in itself probably has no practical value. The surprising nature of its staying power is curious. And curiosity is a strong signal. Good luck.