Kommentare zu: New travel planning tools to virtually prepare my next trip http://soutschek.com/2008/04/29/new-travel-planning-tools-to-virtually-prepare-my-next-trip/ explore and discover the world around and far away... Tue, 07 Oct 2008 09:26:16 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.2.1 Von: Rob Coup http://soutschek.com/2008/04/29/new-travel-planning-tools-to-virtually-prepare-my-next-trip/#comment-42 Rob Coup Wed, 30 Apr 2008 00:09:39 +0000 http://soutschek.com/2008/04/29/new-travel-planning-tools-to-virtually-prepare-my-next-trip/#comment-42 Comments are cropped? Ah. the Euro sign breaks in? A P41.5 PC (working, with XP, etc) is going for NZ$50, which you hopefully make in a morning. Save up for a few days and buy something better... - Rob :) Comments are cropped? Ah. the Euro sign breaks in?

A P41.5 PC (working, with XP, etc) is going for NZ$50, which you hopefully make in a morning. Save up for a few days and buy something better…

- Rob :)

]]> Von: Rob Coup http://soutschek.com/2008/04/29/new-travel-planning-tools-to-virtually-prepare-my-next-trip/#comment-41 Rob Coup Wed, 30 Apr 2008 00:00:44 +0000 http://soutschek.com/2008/04/29/new-travel-planning-tools-to-virtually-prepare-my-next-trip/#comment-41 <blockquote>Sometimes I really wonder how it was possible to play all those great graphics computer games on a Commodore 64 almost 20 years ago?</blockquote> Find a C64 or an emulator and you'll realise how good we have it. One of the best games of my childhood had to be Dune 2, but I played it a few years ago and it was really disappointing. The AI was awful, controls were useless, graphics were nasty, cut-scenes were blech, sound was ick. Should have just stuck to my memories. And Dune2 was in the 386/486 days, let alone C64. Unless by "great graphics" you mean novelty, which I guarantee would wear off in a few hours or days. A P41.5 PC (working, with XP, etc) is going for

Sometimes I really wonder how it was possible to play all those great graphics computer games on a Commodore 64 almost 20 years ago?

Find a C64 or an emulator and you’ll realise how good we have it. One of the best games of my childhood had to be Dune 2, but I played it a few years ago and it was really disappointing. The AI was awful, controls were useless, graphics were nasty, cut-scenes were blech, sound was ick. Should have just stuck to my memories. And Dune2 was in the 386/486 days, let alone C64.

Unless by “great graphics” you mean novelty, which I guarantee would wear off in a few hours or days.

A P41.5 PC (working, with XP, etc) is going for

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