Spectrumism
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Good evening (or maybe afternoon)!
“Do you want me to tell you a fairy tale?” (C) Gramophone record
When I was little... :)
Well, in general, in March 1996, I wrote an article in the ZX-REVIEW. It was published in N4-5, and it came out sometime in the fall. By that time, I had already been working at IBM for 4 months.
But now I received a response letter... %)
* Crossposted in DEATH.LOCAL
* Crossposted in ZX.SPECTRUM
Best wishes
Serge Kuchkin
Hello Serge Kuchkin! In a message of 27 Jun 97 Serge Kuchkin wrote to All:
SK> "Do you want me to tell you a fairy tale?" (C) Gramophone record
SK> When I was little... :)
SK> Well, in general, in March 1996, I wrote an article in the ZX-REVIEW. They published it
SK> in N4-5, it came out sometime in the fall. By that time, I had already been on
SK> IBM for about 4 months.
SK> But now I received a response letter... %)
What’s fabulous about that?
With respect, Alex from FFC COMPUTERS.
SK>> It was published in N4-5, it came out sometime in the fall. By that time I
SK>> had already been working at IBM for 4 months. And now I have received a response letter
SK>>... %)
AL> What’s fabulous about that?
Yes, that’s just nice: out of the blue a letter arrives, and I remember
the world of good old Speccy.
A letter about the “map” of the Spectrum screen by tick. How many clock cycles are in the screen,
the border/useful screen ratio, the position of INT. "SCORPION 256",
"Pentagon-128", "KAY-256" were considered. One thing is offensive - the person tried, checked, but it’s no longer relevant to me :(
Maybe someone is interested?