My dad spent the last two days writing the code to put a @codeorg logo on the screen. The working computer is now live at the @codeorg office, as a functioning relic for visitors (and employees). 
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Programming on a functioning Commodore 64! My first lines of BASIC worked just as well as when I first started learning in the 1980s. And my wonderful father Firooz even kept old floppy disks of functioning programs that @apartovi and I wrote when we lived in Iran. #tbtpic.twitter.com/d9VehuWGYb
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Very cool! I'm getting nostalgic! I wonder if my dad still has our old Commodore 64 and the programs I wrote?
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I started on a TRS80 model 3.
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Aww a trash 80, good times.
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So much awesome in this tweet!
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As much as filmmakers cherish celluloid is coders should hold on to computers from the past.
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Guys, mine is in the attic
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Hats off to your dad for opening the road to success for you two brothers, and hats off to you two, for doing the same for millions!
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The hard drive still works also?
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C64 didnt have a hard drive. 65,536 bytes of RAM. Floppy or cassette drive. Thats it.
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