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The computer mouse was a pointing device invented in the 1960s by Douglas Engelbart as a means of avoiding the use of the finger to smear dirt and oil on glass particularly at ATMs and PoS stations....

While Vanilla NetHack is certainly a challenge for most, some masochists play variants as well. The most complete collection I’m aware of is on the hardfought server [1]. K2, the site’s owner, even offers his own EvilHack. The name is not a misnomer....

I just made this one. I envision it basically being the same as the subreddit. It's truly amazing all the weird scenarios people can come up with, and I love answering them especially if I can do it in a sciency kind of way.

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If you want a parallel universe experience, try an FM Towns. They are x86 based were introduced in 1989 in Japan and ran through the 1990s. While they do run DOS, they have their own custom windowing system with a focus on MIDI audio/visual production using both a built in FM synth and PCM sampled wave form....

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Our primary interest here is NetHack and its variants but all rogue-likes are considered on-topic. Comments and posts are encouraged. Here are a few useful resources:...

My first exposure to NetHack was a truncated DOS port on a dial-up modem from a local BBS. Took the better part on an afternoon to download, as I recall. And since it predated both gopher and the web, I was flying completely blind and “unspoiled”. I died a lot....

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She used to sit on my desk while I worked on my podcast.

Hi All- I created this community for people to share new things they've created. Not sure about you, but I find it inspirational to read about various things people have made. Maybe that can happen here.

At one point in time the most common system on the INTERNET was the PDP-10, a 36-bit mainframe computer developed by Digital Equipment Corporation int the 1960s. As the ARPAnet grew so did the number of interconnected PDP-10s. When the ARPAnet moved towards privatization in the 1980s companies such as Systems Concepts and Cisco...

The intro to one of the greatest kids shows of the 90s. It's the song "Hey Sandy" by the band Polaris.

Your keyboard is (probably) gross!...