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Commodore 64 Ads from the 1980s

by Bryan Lunduke lunduke.substack.com published 2021-09-06

Computer magazine advertisements from the 1980s were just plain fantastic.

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Submitted	Title on HN	Points	Comments
Sep 7, 2021	Commodore 64 Ads from the 1980s by GuyNumberFive	138	79

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