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On Tue, 28 Oct 2025 06:18:53 -0400, Chris Ahlstrom wrote:

> Since I was an Atari ST boy I would log onto a Commodore BBS and make
> fun of "commode ore". The early days of trolling.

My experience with either was a client who used PETs as a cheap 
alternative to HP computers. Commodore may not have anticipated the 
perverted uses people would find for their GPIB (HPIB) interface.

'snake' was fun in a primitive sort of way.

https://github.com/davervw/c-snake

Ah, the days of magazine code examples with peeks and pokes of cryptic 
values...