Glad to see the banjo has stuck to you!

Indeed... though occasionally I can pry my poor, fat fingers loose from between the strings.

XD

Perhaps you could upload a recording of your playing so we can hear your l33t banjo skills?

The only sound worse than nails against a chalkboard is nails against a fingerboard. :(

Oh my god dungeon keeper

I still play it, though I'd kill for network play that actually works.

KeeperFX is making a lot of progress, though. Thank badness for dedicated fan communities. :)

HAHAhahaha! Awesome on so many levels. Especially for me, since I went through the same progression at exactly the same ages (except my Amiga was an Amiga 500), AND I play (very, very poorly) the banjo now.

I was more of a trash-80 than Commode-64 guy. And I still end up tying my fingers in knots when I try to learn a string instrument.

Just remember, "The 40 megabyte hard drive is bigger than anyone will ever need. It's impossible for a person to gather enough information to fill this drive."

In my case that was true, though. An 85MB drive served me well in my A1200 until 2010. I replaced it with a cool, silent 20GB drive, and found I could only use about 1% of it or else my 6MB system ran out of memory and crashed!

Funny how the A1200 is able to fully utilize drives larger than 4GB, but even with a RAM board expansion it can't handle that much space!

Ooooh Commodore 64 and Amiga, how I miss you so. I think they're part of the reason why I'm so patient, because of the loading times when it came to those computer and their video games.

Fun fact: the C-64 load times were so slow because some idiot manager told manufacturing to eliminate the high-speed serial ports. Not sure what something does? Reduce costs by hacking it off!

Only later did the engineers find out what happened, and the shit hit the fan[s]. The only fix was to re-purpose the insanely slow serial port to run the disk drive.

A shame, too, because the disk drive actually had the same CPU as the C-64 itself, and was otherwise a phenomenal storage device for its day.

Oo Dungeon Keeper!

*FART*

Plunk! Faved 'cause I really liked the idea, and I got a good laugh from it. Like the comedian Steve Martin observed, "It's difficult to play depressing music with a Banjo."

"If Nixon had played the banjo, maybe things wouldn't have been so bad!"

you need to now upgrade your banjo, its out of date.

I knew I should have installed Linux.

It runs on anything, you know.

First banjo linix... and 5 minutes later, only iBanjos are left -.-

A banjo can run Crysis. It just requires very fast fingers.

I have still my Amiga 500 :) And yes, it's still working, but some of the floppy disks are damaged :/