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darth-azrael (72)in #photography • 53 minutes ago
Vintage Photos - Lot 6 (037-040)
All of the photos in this set are from the very early 1970s.
$0.62
Pending payout amount: $0.62
Breakdown: 0.31 HBD, 3.24 HP
commentrewarder: 3.00%
Payout in 7 days
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darth-azrael (72)in #retrocomputing • 2 days ago
Info (September 1989)
Info was a magazine for Commodore computer owners. The unique thing about it was that it was also produced using Commodore computers. By 1989, focus had definitely shifted to the Amiga but it was still
$0.83
Pending payout amount: $0.83
Breakdown: 0.42 HBD, 4.34 HP
Payout in 5 days
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darth-azrael (72)in #photography • 3 days ago
Vintage Photos - Lot 6 (033-036)
All of the photos in this set are from the late 1960s.
$0.58
Pending payout amount: $0.58
Breakdown: 0.29 HBD, 3.03 HP
commentrewarder: 3.00%
Payout in 4 days
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darth-azrael (72)in #retrocomputing • 7 days ago
Byte (November 1981)
1981 was the same year the PC first appeared. If you owned a "home computer" it was likely made by Apple, Commodore, Atari, or Tandy. Personal computers on the business side were most often CP/M
$1.33
Pending payout amount: $1.33
Breakdown: 0.66 HBD, 6.91 HP
commentrewarder: 3.00%
Payout in 11 hours
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darth-azrael (72)in #photography • 10 days ago
Vintage Photos - Lot 6 (029-032)
None of the photos in this set are labeled or dated, however, they are likely from the 1960s or early 1970s.
$2.05
Past Payouts $2.05
- Author $1.03
- Curators & beneficiaries $1.02
> commentrewarder: $0.03
101 2
darth-azrael (72)in #retrocomputing • 11 days ago
Byte (May 1988)
Byte tended to be the most technical of mainstream computer magazines though it became less so over time. It was not PC specific but by the late 1980s, the majority of its coverage was oriented towards
$0.45
Past Payouts $0.45
- Author $0.22
- Curators & beneficiaries $0.22
> commentrewarder: $0.01
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darth-azrael (72)in #photography • 12 days ago
Vintage Photos - Lot 6 (025-028)
None of the photos in this set are labeled or dated, however, they are likely from the 1960s or early 1970s. These seem to continue directly from the last set and feature a train in a place called Round
$1.86
Past Payouts $1.86
- Author $0.93
- Curators & beneficiaries $0.93
> commentrewarder: $0.03
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darth-azrael (72)in #retrocomputing • 13 days ago
Maximum PC (May 2000)
Maximum PC was by far my favorite computer magazine for the years it was published. It started in 1998 as 'boot' but was soon renamed to Maximum PC. It was published up until just a few years ago. The
$1.44
Past Payouts $1.44
- Author $0.72
- Curators & beneficiaries $0.72
> commentrewarder: $0.02
85 3
darth-azrael (72)in #photography • 14 days ago
Vintage Photos - Lot 6 (021-024)
None of the photos in this set are labeled or dated, however, they are likely from the 1960s or early 1970s.
$0.42
Past Payouts $0.42
- Author $0.21
- Curators & beneficiaries $0.21
> commentrewarder: $0.01
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darth-azrael (72)in #retrocomputing • 15 days ago
Your Computer (April 1984)
Your Computer was a multiformat computer magazine published in the U.K. in the 1980s. It covered all of the popular computers in the U.K. The April 1984 issue includes:
$1.32
Past Payouts $1.32
- Author $0.66
- Curators & beneficiaries $0.66
> commentrewarder: $0.02
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darth-azrael (72)in #photography • 16 days ago
Vintage Photos - Lot 6 (017-020)
Photos from the early 1970s
$7.90
Past Payouts $7.90
- Author $3.95
- Curators & beneficiaries $3.95
> commentrewarder: $0.12
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darth-azrael (72)in #retrocomputing • 17 days ago
Compute!'s Gazette (November 1985)
Compute!'s Gazette was a Commodore 8-bit specific spin-off of their main publication which was just called Compute!. The November 1985 issue includes:
$0.75
Past Payouts $0.75
- Author $0.38
- Curators & beneficiaries $0.37
> commentrewarder: $0.01
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darth-azrael (72)in #photography • 18 days ago
Vintage Photos - Lot 6 (013-016)
Vintage film slide scans from the early 1970s.
$1.47
Past Payouts $1.47
- Author $0.74
- Curators & beneficiaries $0.73
> commentrewarder: $0.02
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darth-azrael (72)in Hive Gaming • 19 days ago
Super R-Type (Super Nintendo)
Super R-Type is a horizontal side-scrolling shooter published by Irem for the Super NES in 1991.
$4.11
Past Payouts $4.11
- Author $2.06
- Curators & beneficiaries $2.04
> commentrewarder: $0.06
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darth-azrael (72)in #photography • 20 days ago
Vintage Photos - Lot 6 (009-012)
More photos from circa the early 1970s.
$6.72
Past Payouts $6.72
- Author $3.36
- Curators & beneficiaries $3.36
> commentrewarder: $0.10
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darth-azrael (72)in #retrocomputing • 20 days ago
PC World (November 2004)
PC World was still going strong in the early 2000s with issues weighing in at well over 200 pages. This issue from November 2004 is about 236 pages and includes:
$1.63
Past Payouts $1.63
- Author $0.81
- Curators & beneficiaries $0.81
> commentrewarder: $0.02
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darth-azrael (72)in #photography • 22 days ago
Vintage Photos - Lot 6 (005-008)
These photos are from circa the early 1970s.
$1.47
Past Payouts $1.47
- Author $0.74
- Curators & beneficiaries $0.73
> commentrewarder: $0.02
99 3
darth-azrael (72)in #retrocomputing • 23 days ago
Price Pointe (Computer Shopper, May 1996)
All of the photos in this set have an August 1961 date stamped on them and were probably taken near that time.
$3.95
Past Payouts $3.95
- Author $1.98
- Curators $1.97
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darth-azrael (72)in #photography • 24 days ago
Vintage Photos - Lot 6 (001-004)
All of the photos in this set have an August 1961 date stamped on them and were probably taken near that time.
$2.78
Past Payouts $2.78
- Author $1.39
- Curators & beneficiaries $1.39
> commentrewarder: $0.04
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darth-azrael (72)in #retrocomputing • 25 days ago
Maximum PC (May 2003)
Maximum PC was by far my favorite PC magazine. It started life as 'Boot' in, I believe, 1998. It soon changed it's name to Maximum PC and it was a magazine for PC enthusiasts. Those who bought gaming PCs
$0.49
Past Payouts $0.49
- Author $0.25
- Curators $0.24
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