4/28/2007 ↓

WordPress Commodore 64 Theme

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WordPress Commodore 64 Theme Remember the Command Line Interface (CLI) theme for Wordpress. Well now there is a theme to convert your Wordpress blog into a Commodore 64. Since the the blog has been Boing Boinged, server might be slow/dead but there is an alternative link. I love how Cory puts it … “It’s endlessly fascinating and deliciously pointless”, I cannot help but concur!

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  1. Oh dear.

    April (1 comments.) — 04/28/2007 @ 9:06 pm
  2. That’s awesome! :)
    We will take a tour in past.

    Emre (5 comments.) — 04/28/2007 @ 9:33 pm
  3. I really enjoy the terminal emulators that have been emerging lately. They’re a hoot! :o)

    Jonathan (74 comments.) — 04/28/2007 @ 9:33 pm
  4. Wow, that was CONFUSING!! I no like that theme.

    Jenny (24 comments.) — 04/28/2007 @ 10:10 pm
  5. Love it! I run a Second Life blog and am tempted to change to that theme to throw everyone ;)

    Lowell (2 comments.) — 04/29/2007 @ 2:28 am
  6. Wow, that brings back the memories! Loved the commodore 64. I was just a kid when I bought my first computer, which of course was the commodore 64. Anyone remember the Amiga? Yep, had one of those too!! Later in life I began building PC’s, which is where I was first introduced to the blue screen of death! ha ha ha

    Thanks,
    John Derrick

    John Derrick (1 comments.) — 04/29/2007 @ 3:00 am
  7. Oh my. I’ve sooo got to try out that theme! LOL

    Eric (1 comments.) — 04/29/2007 @ 4:31 am
  8. It’s a very nice theme, but it;s very confusing…

    EXiT WEB (27 comments.) — 04/29/2007 @ 4:43 am
  9. I am sure some people like it,… may not me,… but I like people with “other” ideas.

    Olaf

    Olaf Gerken (2 comments.) — 04/29/2007 @ 10:20 am
  10. Ahh, memories of my family’s first computer. I use to spend countless afternoons in our basement playing Bard’s Tale 3 while listening to Guns ‘n Roses’ Appetite for Destruction with my friends.

    Dave (16 comments.) — 04/29/2007 @ 11:56 am
  11. It should be all upper-case by default, or did someone do a POKE 59468,14? :-)

    Kain — 04/29/2007 @ 12:58 pm
  12. I’m happy to see most people like it!

    @Kain: There is an upper-case character set included. I just made it default to lowercase since not too many people would get the joke anymore. But it’s there if you want to try it :) . Can’t say I skip the details.

    The theme is extendable too — you can make your own commands. I’d love to see a POKE implemented, but I can barely remember the addresses other that 53280 and 53281.

    Rod McFarland (1 comments.) — 04/29/2007 @ 4:25 pm
  13. Doesn’t actually work anything like a C64, though, does it? It’s just a bash simulator with different colours. Impressive, though.

    Bob — 04/29/2007 @ 6:46 pm
  14. I like the comment button and sphere feature of this blog.. anyone know where I can find it to put on my blog here?

    Alvin Phang (5 comments.) — 04/29/2007 @ 9:19 pm
  15. [...] may be the height of geekiness, and it is a bit random, but I ran across this notice in my WordPress dashboard today: Rod McFarland came up with a Commodore 64 theme for [...]

  16. That is one of the ugliest looking things ever.

    Amanda (18 comments.) — 04/30/2007 @ 11:14 am
  17. Commodore 64 … Wow! Talk about a blast from the past.

    I started out on a TRS-80 (affectionately known by original owners as TRaSh-80s.

    When the Commodore VIC-20 came out, I got that, then the Commodore 64, and later the Commodore 128. There were others after that, then came the 286, a Mac SE-30, then back to PCs because of compatibility issues I needed to be concerned about so I could work from home.

    The good ol’ Commodore 64, though, brings me a smile any day.

    Dave J. (Scoop0901) (2 comments.) — 04/30/2007 @ 1:53 pm
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  20. WoW !
    This is the first time when I am seeing something like that . Simply amazing !!
    Regrads,
    Nikhil

    Nikhil — 05/2/2007 @ 2:38 am
  21. I typed help :(

    David Russell (31 comments.) — 05/2/2007 @ 12:18 pm
  22. hi,

    i loved the machine it was great.
    i remember some of the sys commands like im sure to reset it, it was sys64738.

    and the sound was awesome too. for its day but even now i love that old analogue sound.

    steve

    steve (1 comments.) — 02/13/2008 @ 5:11 am

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