From 1961 on an ibm 7094 (704 is the vacuum tube version), I guess technically it's a tubetune, err transistor tune? Oh well
first chiptune was preformed by hal 9000's father
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Fucking auto incorrect, title supposed to be hal 9000
Ps: I've been through two phones, and the mobile site likes to bug out
Ps: I've been through two phones, and the mobile site likes to bug out
*looks up bonzibuddy*
Talking Purple gorilla on Windows " my friend is no longer with us......one time we got so fucked up on lsd, we bent him into a pretzel and his dying words were......cmon on mannnnn, gimme a cheezburger, I suk ur dik mannnn!"
Now I want to drop some tabs and install this virus
Talking Purple gorilla on Windows " my friend is no longer with us......one time we got so fucked up on lsd, we bent him into a pretzel and his dying words were......cmon on mannnnn, gimme a cheezburger, I suk ur dik mannnn!"
Now I want to drop some tabs and install this virus
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Well they're both computers, one just has more specialized hardware, the other is doing it in software
That's et, this is atari music:
This atari music done in software:
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Also there's a dmg gameby version:
That is amusing.
If we are sharing videos then just about relevant
If we are sharing videos then just about relevant
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