MarkBaars says:

Hmmm… the coax cable to the TV is connected, but what about the power? Even with that, there’s no disk-drive, tape drive, or ROM Card attached, so all they have is 38911 Basic Bytes Free…

If I was that guy, I’d try POKE, but not on the Commodore-64

John E. Quantum says:

She looks a little like Dee Dee Myers to me…

http://nndb.com/people/346/000047205/

GregAllen says:

One of my teen girlfriends was a devoted Commodore 64 owner. She was so sexy and cute programming that thing which probably explains my affection for those old computers.

She never used the computer in bed, though. But, my Tandy 102 was perfect in bed but also in the car, on camping trips, in boats — I took my Tandy 102 with me everywhere. It booted up in seconds, rarely crashed and ran for hours on standard AA batteries.

The 102 was easily my top-favorite computer from that era — I still have it sitting in a closet because I don’t have the heart to get rid of the good memories.

I must not be alone — the original and best BBS for 102 devotees is still running as a web site and, apparently, people are still using them and even developing new hardware and software.

http://club100.org/

bobbo, a DIY enthusiast says:

One of the best self build videos I have ever seen:

http://engadget.com/2010/05/07/homemade-16tb-nas-dwarfs-the-competition-with-insane-build-quali/