I got lost in the wilds of cyberspace the other night and somehow stumbled across a TI-99 fanboy site. A TI-99/4A was the first computer I ever bought, at a garage sale back in '83, for the princely sum of $150. (My first car, bought only two years later, cost me $650.)
Anyhow, I had totally forgotten about the game "Microsurgeon" until I saw those screen shots. Oh, lordy, the hours I whiled away wandering through the circulatory system of mister digital patient, zapping blood clots and bacteria...
9.13.2007
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16 bit glory hobbled by an OS that INTERPRETED it's system calls. Oh the horror.
I have one in the garage... not in storage, in the garage. It got caught in a pile of brokens that I cleared to make room for stuff... I've probably ruined it. At the very least it'll need the case soaked in bleach.
I used a TR-99 when I worked for the Navy at Pt Mugu CA. Got a 400 dollar award by writing a program to calculate maintenance technical factors. (depot rework rate, ect).
Fond memories.
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