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Sharing here a photoshoot from my first computer to celebrante the MSX DAY #MaySiXth (model Expert XP-800, made in Brazil by Gradiente company)

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The Shawshank Redemption (1994) - “Um Sonho de Liberdade” 🇧🇷 - is an incredible movie. Perhaps one of the best ever made. If you haven’t seen this film, go away from here to avoid 🚨SPOILER🚨 and WATCH the film. It’s worth it. That said…

In Dukem Nukem 3D (1996) game, at a certain point (level 3 of the first episode), you will end up in a prison and need to get out of it. Paying homage to the film, your exit is in one of the cells behind a poster.

As you pass through it, you end up finding a sewage system, exactly where the character in the film reaches his freedom.

Details like this are what make this game so incredible to this day (just like the movie 🙂).

#pieceofcake 🍰🔫

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Christmas morning memories ❤️

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Sweet childhood ❤️

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Olivetti Module M4-100S

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Obrigad@, tacitwaveguide, e a toda a gente que contribuiu para os 500 reblogues!

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5 publicações!

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Olivetti Module M4-100S

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40 years of MSX. Happy birthday!

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Obrigad@, that-one-queer-poc, e a toda a gente que contribuiu para os 100 reblogues!

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The IBM 5150 is perhaps the most influential computer in history. Launched in 1981 under the name Personal Computer, the PC marked the beginning of an architecture that became the industry standard and brought innovations and features that continue to be present in the computers we use until today.

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Obrigad@, emeraldoo, e a toda a gente que contribuiu para os 50 reblogues!

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The IBM 5150 is perhaps the most influential computer in history. Launched in 1981 under the name Personal Computer, the PC marked the beginning of an architecture that became the industry standard and brought innovations and features that continue to be present in the computers we use until today.

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40 years of MSX. Happy birthday!