| I don't know what a cassette tape is | |
| I do know what a cassette tape is | |
| I've listened to music on cassette tape | |
| I've recorded music to cassette tape | |
| I've loaded software from cassette tape | |
| I've written software to cassette tape |
| I don't know what a cassette tape is | |
| I do know what a cassette tape is | |
| I've listened to music on cassette tape | |
| I've recorded music to cassette tape | |
| I've loaded software from cassette tape | |
| I've written software to cassette tape |
I feel like I need to say that I have written and loaded software on tapes, but only as a "vintage computing" activity with my trusty TRS 80 which I bring in to scare my students from time to time "this is what laptops used to be like" they love it and are fascinated... or terrified, hard to say their eyes are very big the whole time.
But it's not really of my time. I did grow up listening to rock and roll on cassette tapes however, in Ohio no less behind a 7/11
The little screen had menu options on it with numbers and one of them tried to press the screen... to be fair touch screens did exist when this was made... but they looked like they were covered in horrible plastic wrap.
this is baller teaching right here.
@futurebird @spacelizard nifty things like add parallel
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