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Watch That Tiny $74 1.5GHz Android-Powered Thumb-Puter In Action You’re a dork, a huge dork. And you should never be out-dorked by anyone, even your closest friends, even at a LAN party.
For people who love LAN parties, computer manufacturers have started selling gigantic “gaming laptops” that make moving your rig easier. For those still with a tower to move, however, there’s the Hacksac.
A Commodore 64 Expo was held recently, where attendees dusted off their Commodore 64s, networked them together and had an old-fashioned LAN party to play NetRacer — a new C64 racing game that supports 8 people over Internet or LAN for the first time. Organised by the Cincinnati Commodore Computer Club in Fort Mitchell, Kentucky (!?), the event was attended by the likes of Dragos, Dopple, Elwix and Snogpitch.
Oh LAN, it seems like it was only yesterday that your first commercial installation (ARCnet) was born at Chase Manhattan Bank in New York. We must give thanks to Harry Pyle and that meatball sandwich he was eating for providing the inspiration behind ARCnet all those years ago. Enjoy it while you can old friend, because the times are changing, and you may not live to see your 40th.
