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The thread shares a nostalgic reflection from NZRabbitty about their early computing experiences, highlighting their passion for the Commodore Vic 20 and Commodore 64, and reminiscing about simpler times when data storage units like MB were common and the world felt more isolated. Usnorway comments on the earlier era when sizes like MB and GB were still new concepts and international communication was less accessible, adding a nostalgic tone. Overall, the conversation evokes a sense of fond memories and the evolution of technology over the years.
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NZRabbitty

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I came from The Commodore Vic 20 era, told by a friend in an appliance Shop in NZ, to wait a bit a much better one was coming out soon.
and it did. His brother was in Aussie and sent 2 over from his shop to my mate, Mine was second Commodore 64 turned on in NZ, my mate beat me by 5 minutes.
It has taken me on a life long passion, full of joy, sorrow, Heart ache, temper tantrums, a lot of BSD, but still fun.

I love life and living.

I have a good sense of humor,
A bit Warped But its there!

I can do most things for myself, BUT, I am not fully competent in all facts of computing so need a pool of people to learn from or help problem solve.
Cheers for now from Hamilton, New Zealand (Gods Own)
 

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