May 28
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On the particleboard altar, it hums a quiet revolution—a beige monolith where dreams pixelate into being, one click at a time, in the cathedral glow of a 9-inch screen.
Its smile is a loaded glyph, a promise whispered in the dark: that inside this plastic shell, an entire universe waits, orderly and infinite, for you to name it.
Macintosh 128K, instructional cassette, 1984
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Tony Bogan had a bunch of early Apple machines with plenty of games ready for folks to play. I sat down and took a crack at Lode Runner on the Apple IIe. It was mighty fun, to say the least.