Prof Brian CoxHello! Very much looking forward to starting a new chapter here. Browsing through an old box in the garage just now, I found these, and for some reason I thought it would make an appropriate first post. My 1990's computing history.
Lord Arse! 🕹️ 
@profbriancox nice. I've still got the disks that came with my Atari ST. Some were clearly used more than others!
@LordArse I'm off to the garage again to look for some of those. I think they will be around. I had an ST for running Cubase
TomatoGrilledCheese 
@profbriancox @LordArse Yes, please post any old computers you still have. Game consoles too if you have them. They are all glorious!
@profbriancox The musician's computer! That would be cool to see.
dkeyI think you'll find that was the #Amiga 😏. But I'll conceded both were excellent 😍
ciarin7@profbriancox @LordArse if you guys find space quest, let me know
@LordArse @profbriancox brilliant!
Dave Lee@LordArse @ciarin7 @profbriancox I used to love playing those. I've nonidea where my copies of them went. Come to think of it, they might have been, erm, borrowed from a mate!
Nick Perry
rf10@profbriancox @LordArse I blew my first year student grant on an ST and wrote my first "music" on it. It might have been a borrowed (ahem) copy of Cubase.
Ross Burton@LordArse @profbriancox I had an ST and have no recollection of selling it… I wonder if it’s in my parents attic still!
ReeseMaMa@ross @LordArse @profbriancox the floppies are somewhere around here. I think I'm breaking out centipede to play on Thanksgiving.
Ted Maul@LordArse @profbriancox arrgh, grocer's apostrophe on disk 5. Cannot unsee 😀
matsimpsk@LordArse @profbriancox That photo is pure Silica Shop.