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Tandys Never Die

Posted by michael on from the they-just-get-dimmer-and-dimmer dept.

kevcol writes: "Great article on the SF Chronicle's website on a school bus driver in Contra Costa County California who heads a Tandy model 100 computer user group. The model 100 was the portable version of the beloved TRS-80 (jokingly known as the 'Trash 80') which was the first computer I ever laid fingers on in high school back in the day..."

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  1. Does Never Die belong to Tandy? by Anonymous Coward · · Score: -1, Troll

    Jebus

  2. What is there to tell by sargon666777 · · Score: 0, Troll

    What is there to tell or instruct users on when using a Tandy 1000... I mean how useful is a user group for that? Not just that, but why is my biggest question.

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  3. Re:Model 'T' by Anonymous Coward · · Score: -1, Troll

    There might also be 'troll' moderators. Though it's a lot of work to create an account, meta-moderate and regularly access the stuff here for 6 months or so, just to get kicked by meta-moderation after 5 points of moderator trolling.

  4. Re:"Tandys" by timothiy · · Score: -1, Troll

    You don't need an apostrophe when indicating the plural form of a noun.

    Enough already. Just because I know nothing about technology it's not fair to expect me to know anything about grammer or writing.

    As I've said before, the expectations you folks seem to hold some of us Editors to, are simply unrealistic.

    timothy

    P.S. Could someone explain to me the rules of capitalization again? And what's a personnal pro-noun?

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