https://kokoscript.com
i have a website. foxgirl.systems
it has a gallery. foxgirl.systems/artwork.html
I keep asking if they have any socials they want me to credit, but they insisted they wish to remain anonymous. wherever you are, thank you so so much again!!!
I keep asking if they have any socials they want me to credit, but they insisted they wish to remain anonymous. wherever you are, thank you so so much again!!!
absolutely amazing show this year! I got to chat with a lot of really cool people, somehow managed to see almost every table (!!), and brought back some fun goodies! at a cost 🥲
until next year!
absolutely amazing show this year! I got to chat with a lot of really cool people, somehow managed to see almost every table (!!), and brought back some fun goodies! at a cost 🥲
until next year!
I'll be displaying Japanese personal computers released in the 80s/90s, and showing what they can do! You can expect to see systems from NEC, Sharp, and Fujitsu, plus a couple consoles and PDAs for good measure.
I'll be displaying Japanese personal computers released in the 80s/90s, and showing what they can do! You can expect to see systems from NEC, Sharp, and Fujitsu, plus a couple consoles and PDAs for good measure.
I'll be displaying Japanese personal computers released in the 80s/90s, and showing what they can do! You can expect to see systems from NEC, Sharp, and Fujitsu, plus a couple consoles and PDAs for good measure.
I'll be displaying Japanese personal computers released in the 80s/90s, and showing what they can do! You can expect to see systems from NEC, Sharp, and Fujitsu, plus a couple consoles and PDAs for good measure.
whether I like it or not.
whether I like it or not.
...and for comparison, what that same page looks like now
...and for comparison, what that same page looks like now
users could exchange data over the line if they both owned modems, but Casio also offered a dial-in service (somewhat like a BBS) named "Super Groovy Net"
users could exchange data over the line if they both owned modems, but Casio also offered a dial-in service (somewhat like a BBS) named "Super Groovy Net"