"It was also technologically superior to most if not all of its peers"

Maybe for a year or two. Commodore was unbelievably short-sighted and reacted way too slowly to the rest of the world, and stretched out the Amiga chips for WAY too long. I mean seriously, 8 bit audio even on the 4000? Low density floppy controller hacked to "work" as a HD controller by the amazing solution of spinning the disk at half the speed? Wow.

Cheap, cheap, cheap. And when they did finally attempt something. it was the usual clusterfuck. AGA, no Hombre, no the A600, no let's make the Plus4, no let's make the C65, no! etc etc etc

Look into the Commodore 64 scene. Someone just made Sonic for the 64 with min. 256K RAM expansion!

https://youtu.be/_Cg8r-VmeMk

Etc... Someone just paid 2000$ on eBay for a SuperCPU accelerator for the 64, so at least one person cares about an even older computer...

I'm done working from home. It's my home. I want a separate workplace. I feel like I'm turning into the protagonist of The Machine Stops. I can stay inside weeks at a time and not even shave or wash. That's crazy.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/...

but who is going to teach the cows to swim?

So that accounts for a few dollars I guess. His music just isn't that good. A few tunes from the '80s, ok, so what? You're seriously still listening to the same old stale generic boring stuff from decades ago?

500 million US dollars? Who the hell still listens to Bruce Springsteen?

Plenty good enough for me.

IKEA doesn't have meatballs! Only veg or chicken. The chicken ones are marginal. The vegetable ones are good but you could launch me into orbit if you light a match near my ass after supper.

Even that would be more interesting than reheated leftovers from 1982.

Can we stop harvesting organs from decades-cold corpses and think of something new?

The goal being reducing the revenue of independent repair shops like Rossmann and others.

Once the shops start faltering, Apple will then change tack once again.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/...

"In 1971, Holt wrote an article about the system for Computer Design magazine,[8] but the Navy classified it, and finally released it in 1998. For this reason, the CADC and MP944 remain fairly obscure in spite of their historical importance. "

I was also an Amiga fan, had a 3000 with BridgeBoard, the works. But I kind of lost interest decades ago and no longer find it all that interesting. Probably because my limited space is used up with C= 8 bit stuff like a Plus/4 and a 128D.

I wonder where this thing is these days

https://bigbookofamigahardware...

AFAIK there's only one.

Or having more and more kids.

Yeah, it's called Vimeo.