Plus, hands down.
In 1986 I had the aging C-64 with wireless joysticks and 15" Trinitron TV for playing Red Baron. I'd already made the decision to pass on the Laser 128 for A2-ness and the Commodore 128 for CPM. Instead, by '86 I'd purchased the Tandy 1000SX/13"(?) CGA Monitor & had bolted training wheels up to it for the stock Basic and Lotus Framework install.
In 1986 Fontographer had already been released and was in use as the first PostScript illustration program up on Madison Avenue. Since I was in the sign and display business at the time, I was all over that like stink on poo. [}
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Of course, I was already a little over 30 with the rug rat underfoot at the time.
In 1986 I had the aging C-64 with wireless joysticks and 15" Trinitron TV for playing Red Baron. I'd already made the decision to pass on the Laser 128 for A2-ness and the Commodore 128 for CPM. Instead, by '86 I'd purchased the Tandy 1000SX/13"(?) CGA Monitor & had bolted training wheels up to it for the stock Basic and Lotus Framework install.
In 1986 Fontographer had already been released and was in use as the first PostScript illustration program up on Madison Avenue. Since I was in the sign and display business at the time, I was all over that like stink on poo. [}
] ]'>Of course, I was already a little over 30 with the rug rat underfoot at the time.