New: appleiiAll contenthive-129948hive-196917krzzanhive-183959steemhive-180932uncommonlabphotographyhive-185836bitcoinhive-183397hive-166405hive-144064hive-150122hive-188619hive-109690hive-139150krsuccesshive-145157hive-124908hive-101145lifehive-193186hive-113376TrendingNewHotLikersdarth-azrael (66)in retrocomputing • 6 years agoThe Write Stuff (Apple II)Whereas computer games mostly stayed around the same price point throughout the 8-bit era, application software varied much more. For instance, this word processor, The Write Stuff, for the Apple II…ccg-cncfreak (43)in gaming • 7 years agoCCG Collections (Apple Computer)This is my Apple Computer Collection from a few years ago. From Apple II up to an iMac. ▶️ DTube ▶️ IPFSdarth-azrael (66)in retrocomputing • 7 years agoHardcore Computist, Issue Number 16 (1985)Hardcore Computist was a long running technically oriented Apple II magazine. It was somewhat controversial because it was mostly dedicated to circumventing copy protection. Issue number 16 from…darth-azrael (66)in retrocomputing • 7 years agoThe Graphic Solution (Apple II)Read more:darth-azrael (66)in retrocomputing • 7 years agoMacrotech (Apple II)In the 1980s, the various 8-bit computers available each had their own advantages and disadvantages. The Apple II was on the expensive side but one advantage it had was that it was easily…darth-azrael (66)in retrocomputing • 7 years agoCompute!'s Apple (Spring/Summer 1987)Compute!'s main publication was a multi-format magazine that covered a number of computers. However, Compute! also published several platform specific magazines along the way though only Compute!'s…darth-azrael (66)in retrocomputing • 7 years agoComputist (February 1988)Source: Computist was always primarily an Apple II oriented magazine but later in life it did cover other machines such as the PC (DOS) and Macintosh to a lesser extent. I large portion of the…darth-azrael (66)in retrocomputing • 7 years agoComputist (December 1987)Source: Computist (originally titled Hardcore Computing) was an interesting magazine in that its primary focus was on defeating copy protection on and otherwise hacking Apple II software. The…darth-azrael (66)in retrocomputing • 7 years agoHardcore Computist, Issue Number 24Source: Hardcore Computist was originally titled Hardcore Computing. It was briefly split into two separate publications: Core and Hardcore Computist. Core only lasted three issues and then was…
