Bugs! - some kind of crap ate up the first strip of the screen, that is, the very top row of pixels.



           ┌──┐ │
           │ ┌┘ │┌── ┌── │
           ├─┤ │ ││ └──┐ │
           │ └┐│ ││ ┬ │
           └──┘└──┘└──┘└──┘ └



 Jeez, people! It's sitting on my computer
a strange virus, if you can call it that
ugh...
    The point is that some crap ate
the first strip of the screen, that is, the very top
rowpixels.
    I don’t understand what the hell this is! ;(
It seems that it is not so noticeable that there is no one
top thin strip, but in some
programs, games, when from the first line
different text is written, especially in font
in 64 characters, not very pleasant to watch
broken letters...;(
   It seems that all the tests show that there are breakdowns
or the computer has no problems, although some
tests, such as the test from Sinclair Research,
generally show that I have a computer 48 Kb!
   And one more, I really don’t remember which one...
Maybe this is not a reliable test, or some
computer glitch?
   Ah! I remembered HORROR FAST TEST,also
shows that my computer type is 48Kb!
Who knows what kind of garbage this is?!
   If you know what's causing the streak
disappeared, then be sure to let me know...!
   Interesting, they seem to be people from the company
Sinclair Research they didn’t play the fool, and
the test must be serious, although there is
the probability that somewhere, somehow
copying this test, maybe on
some path, sector something
lost...
   For FAST TEST I am silent because I don’t know
all its functionality...
   And so, all (!) other tests are shining
everything is OK! And if my computer got lost in
guesses 48 or 128, then I would have
games and programs for 128 did not work...And so,
everything seems to be OK!
   Well, if you also know why this is so
happens, maybe with some computers, then
don't leave me without news either...
   That's all for now...

Pentagon/128 RAM/AY-CHIP/3.5"/5.25"/color
TV/Tower housing/Kempston joystickx2...

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