This was my first computer, a Kaypro. My dad bought it for his publishing business to do payroll, but it was outdated by 1986. Cost $4k:



You could fold it up like a suitcase, so it was "portable"...



It used the nice big floppies, which were required for startup. You could switch disks once the computer had finished booting. There were a few interesting text role playing games, and one "action" game made entirely out of ascii characters, called "Ladder."

I used it all the way up until about 8th grade. My grandfather helped create one of the earliest versions of BASIC and taught me the elementaries of programming, on an Apple II, I believe it was. By the time Macintosh came around I knew how to use ResEdit to mod games (before it was even a term), to mess with my Dad while he was playing Armor Alley.

Shit my daily btc aclumation isn't high enough, I need more gpus!

so here i am in my own house, wondering if anything i say might go out to servers that humans can access (humans review random snips of voice data).

who cares if their dumb ass kids get even less than their 5th grade average.

Gemini is the only exchange I use nowadays... Don't mind paying the slight premium for using their services...

I am becoming disillusioned with Coinbase as of late

Everything else is irrelevant.

Julian Assange arrested after Ecuadorian embassy invites London police in.