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New this week in the Obsolete Computer Museum, the Hewlett Packard 2647A! (a classic of the early 1980s, it says here.) For anyone who ever feels a pang for their old Amstrad word processor, tread carefully: this site is for real.
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It does exactly what it says in the html. This site (above) provides a lot of thoroughly unwholesome entertainment for bored kids on their school holidays. In reality, this mischievous site seems careful to instill a sense of safety as well as messy fun into its visitors.
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