Hi, almost 45 years ago, I bought an Acorn Atom, which provided many hours of fun (too many according to my then girlfriend, now wife). Regrettably, the Atom was unceremoniously dumped during a house move in the mid 90' and was never seen again. I am now returning to the scene of the crime and have bought myself a BBC Micro model B. My interest is mainly in low level embedded programming and not so much in games and I intend to explore the wast possibilities of the various interfaces and internals. Let's see where this takes me....
Great to be here,
Ulf
Hello from Stockholm
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Multiwizard
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Hi Ulf,
welcome to this great Forum...
Greetings from my little Dutch Atomic Attic, Wim...
welcome to this great Forum...
Greetings from my little Dutch Atomic Attic, Wim...
Re: Hello from Stockholm
Welcome, there are plenty of new bits of hardware to maybe give you some inspiration
And everything that hoglet does
And everything that hoglet does
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flaxcottage
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Welcome, Ulf.
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Welcome to the Forum, Ulf . . . Enjoy . . .
Dave H.
Dave H.
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Thx everyone for the warm welcome!
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Welcome here on the forum and the BBC modem B will give you than plenty opportunities to do some low software development.
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Hi Ulf. There's always new things to explore with these old machines. Have fun.