Archive - The Lunduke Journal of Technology

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The roots of all online RPGs date back to 1978... and a PDP-10 computer.

3 hr ago

Plus: How to display colorful art whenever you start a new Linux Terminal.

5 hr ago

Not a joke. Really happened. The story is fascinating.

18 hr ago

All articles & podcasts are "Subscriber Only" all week long. </Subtle Hint>

May 21

Like the ones used in the NES, Apple II, and C64... except thin. And flexible.

May 21

A really, really classy looking one.

May 21

68000 CPU (like the Mac and Amiga) and 4 MB of RAM. All powered by AA batteries. (Seriously.)

May 21

Bringing in some backup!

May 20

Because it sure ain't Ada Lovelace.

May 20

Thinking about the legendary creator of microcomputer operating systems and the BIOS.

May 19

Because ASCII is cool.

May 19

The Lunduke Journal Podcast - May 18, 2022 Listen now (39 min) | Choosing your perfect Retro Computing Platform

May 19

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