Fixing problems Commodore had "no hand in creating, nor the ability to diagnose... isn't sustainable," the company warns.

Fixing problems Commodore had “no hand in creating, nor the ability to diagnose… isn’t sustainable,” the company warns.

  • Lojcs@piefed.socialEnglish
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    10 days ago

    I sort of understand the appeal of retro computing, but I can’t comprehend why anyone would buy an official $300 fpga reproduction with the hopes of modifying it. At that point it isn’t retro, it isn’t computing much of anything, it’s not a crafts project and you’re at the whims of the company for what you can do with it