Back in the early days of computing, when I used to connect to bulletin boards, I downloaded a music MOD called alive.mod, as I sort through my digital history and write about what and why I collected something an what it has meant to me. While sorting through some old files, I found E:\Data\oldstuff\MODS\alive.mod. According to the timestamp,… Read More »
The 1990s in Australia were a simpler time when TV entertainment revolved around just five channels: 2 ABC, 7 SEVEN, 9 NINE, 10 TEN, and 28 SBS. These channels were the gateways to our favorite shows, cartoons, news, and sports. The thrill of channel surfing and the anticipation of what’s next created a unique viewing experience that many… Read More »
Ever wished you could relive those nostalgic mornings watching your favorite shows, perfectly synced to today’s clock? Well, I’ve got something cool for you: the Retro TV Sync Player, a web-based video player that brings the past to life with a modern twist. Let’s dive into what it does, how it looks, and why you’ll want to give… Read More »
During the 1990s, one of the most delightful parts of childhood in Australia was bath time with Mr Matey Bubble Bath. From its catchy commercials to the fun, character-themed bottles, Mr Matey Bubble Bath holds a special place in the hearts of many who grew up during that time. This blog post delves into the nostalgic charm of… Read More »
Bus Ticket Found in Old Book My father found in an old book a paper Adelaide STA bus ticket, from the 1970s. On the back of the ticket you can see an advertisement for a company called Star Printing Lonnen and Clark P/L advertising Computer Input forms accuracy guaranteed. Also love quotes on the ticket, this… Read More »
