RIP Mr Tramiel.
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Re: RIP Mr Tramiel.
merci linflas pour cette information et je trouve ça une bien triste nouvelle, j'ai grandi avec l'atari st et ça a été mon premier ordinateur que j'avait et maintenant le grand patron est mort je suis en deuil
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Re: RIP Mr Tramiel.
Hmm, I'd never heard of him, but on looking at the name I can't help but think that perhaps the creators of the Elder Scrolls world drew some inspiration as to what to name their world 
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Re: RIP Mr Tramiel.
R.I.P.
It's a shame that I'd never heard of him.
But Commodore Int. was definitely one of the most influential computer companies of all times and C64 was certainly one of the best computers of its time (and even I, as an Atari man, have to admit this). And what a moving live he had! Auschwitz, Ahlem, rescued...
It's a shame that I'd never heard of him.
But Commodore Int. was definitely one of the most influential computer companies of all times and C64 was certainly one of the best computers of its time (and even I, as an Atari man, have to admit this). And what a moving live he had! Auschwitz, Ahlem, rescued...Finally playing and immensely enjoying the awesome Thimbleweed Park-a-reno!