I remember when 3.5KB was lots.
Cool story. Do it too much and they'll turn into tranny NPC's obsessed with everything other than the meme that you do.
Yeah, I was a little stunned when that sunk in after I heard him say it. Drug shipments down over 90% is more than just impressive, that's fricken amazing!
Combat was only a 2KB ROM. 8-bit assembler programming was a magical time. Cut my teeth on a 6502 when I was 10 when I got a copy of an assembler for the first time. Had a weird ass way of doing the high and low bytes, instead of just < or >, you'd have to and by 255 or divide by 256.
KEK. Forgot the image. Nah, I never did any Fortran. Looks similar enough to Basic that'd be easy enough to pick up though from the Fortran code I have looked at though, kind of like how Ada seems similar enough to Pascal/Modula-2 to be easy enough to learn the syntax quickly. Didn't Fortran have some weird formatting where things had to start on like column 7 or something and comments on column 1 with a C? Seem to remember reading something about that, something to do with card punches or something.
KEK! Da-da dum didduh dum didduh dum diddum da da da. I actually bought that single on 45 when it first came out back-in-the-day.
USS Defiant. Trump-class battleship. Largest warship class since WW2. That's so fuckin' cool.