Author Topic: 2015 May. 16.: 30th birtday of Enterprise 128 (Read 23453 times)

Tuby128 · « **Reply #75 on:** 2015.May.17. 01:53:44 »

What is that error message please?
http://indafoto.hu/szorg/image/22716953-19f574a9/662357#nagyitas

szipucsu · « **Reply #76 on:** 2015.May.17. 02:03:35 »

Quote from: SzörG on 2015.May.17. 01:40:59

some pictures from party

They are great!
(But please correct 30. anniversary to "30th")

Quote from: Tuby128 on 2015.May.17. 01:53:44

What is that error message please?

Too many wires.

Tuby128 · « **Reply #77 on:** 2015.May.17. 02:09:58 »

Has Mr. Tanner signatured more cartridge?

szipucsu · « **Reply #78 on:** 2015.May.17. 02:17:16 »

Quote from: Tuby128 on 2015.May.17. 02:09:58

Has Mr. Tanner signatured more cartridge?

I don't know if he signed cartridges but he signed some Hungarian (IS-Basic) User Manuals ("Felhasználói kézikönyv"), mine as well, and the 30th anniversary Enterpress newspapers, too - mine as well. He must have got very tired because of the constant requests for signing.

Some of us asked also Prodatron to sign their Enterpress newspapers, too

Tuby128 · « **Reply #79 on:** 2015.May.17. 02:28:44 »

Was the Enterpress fully Hungarian or contained some English written articles?
What is Mr. Matusa said, how and where can we subscribe for the 2015 Enterpress newspaper?
I was completly amazed as I saw the color cover of the paper.

szipucsu · « **Reply #80 on:** 2015.May.17. 02:40:13 »

Quote from: Tuby128 on 2015.May.17. 02:28:44

Was the Enterpress fully Hungarian or contained some English written articles?

Entirely Hungarian.
On the last page there are 4 lines in English too, thanking the Enterprise programmers and developers for their work.

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What is Mr. Matusa said, how and where can we subscribe for the 2015 Enterpress newspaper?

According to the paper enterpress.news.hu will be available soon and a longer version of the current anniversary edition will be available to download in PDF format, and the further issues will be available on that webpage as well.

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I was completly amazed as I saw the color cover of the paper.

Me too!

Prodatron · « **Reply #81 on:** 2015.May.17. 02:43:48 »

Some pictures

Tuby128 · « **Reply #82 on:** 2015.May.17. 03:01:15 »

I see no external joy connected to the computers. That means you haven't played. I assume you bored szipucsu. Next time I will go, and we can make a multiplayer game battle in Wriggler!

BruceTanner · « **Reply #83 on:** 2015.May.17. 08:26:31 »

This way off topic, but several of my Hungarian friends have suggested I visit the Chain Bridge, which I am going to do today. I thought they might like to see England's "chain bridge" - the Clifton Suspension Bridge - very similar construction (but a little higher up!). Started in 1829 but not finished until 1864.

pear · « **Reply #84 on:** 2015.May.17. 08:35:43 »

Nice Enterprise-shape cake

Tuby128 · « **Reply #85 on:** 2015.May.17. 12:16:32 »

Quote from: BruceTanner on 2015.May.17. 08:26:31

This way off topic, but several of my Hungarian friends have suggested I visit the Chain Bridge, which I am going to do today. I thought they might like to see England's "chain bridge" - the Clifton Suspension Bridge - very similar construction (but a little higher up!). Started in 1829 but not finished until 1864.

I find it amazing, that time the mankind haven't had compact strong power machnines, only steam machines, thus the most work made by hand. That's why took it so long to build up such huge "monument". Was this Clifton bridge rebuilt after the war, or wasn't damaged?