HA! I can't believe I didn't see that before!

Take a look at the http://www.linode.com/community/ page.

The top computer icon is an Amiga 500! I have THREE of them at home. I am a huge fan of the Amiga (have 5 total).

Plus, the picture is named "/l33t_DEV_a500.png" as in "Eleet development A500"

HA!

Man, Linode just moved about 8 spaces up in my ladder.

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Ha... And I always thought it was just an old IBM "clicky" keyboard (circa PS/2 System 60) like I used to have.

mmm qbasic....

I thought the same thing actually then I noticed a small slit on the side...so I zoomed in and sure enough...the floppy.

Can someone from Linode reply to this? I know it's not important but super cool to say the least.

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FWIW, the IRC logo looks like Loud Howard.

Haha, cool, never noticed that. Ahh, the memories..

I still have a Commodore 64 in the closet.

Jeff

Yeah, I've got a C64 too. And a C16, C128 (2 of them), Plus/4, 5-7 Ataris, CoCo, etc...I even have a Mattel Aquarius. Hehehe

I am the ultra nerd...

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I used a TRS-100 ultraportable on a submarine in the '80s. One of the other sailors had a big Osborne suitcase computer he couldn't bring on board, since he had no storage. I tried to persuade him into buying one of the new IBM Personal Computers (IBM PC) that had just come out, but he knew the future was CP/M...

James

Ha!

That's awesome. Of course, I thought Amiga would be around forever...even though it was far superior to Mac/IBM in 1985.

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I had one of those (a TRS-100, not a submarine) - weren't they great?

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I still have two TRS M100s in operable condition. Some news reporters used them into the new century due to their extended battery life compared to earlier laptops.

Jeff