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Sasha's RetroBytes@sharkabytes.bsky.social |
Picking up a hardback copy of the Star Trek Encyclopedia yesterday got me hankering to fire up our CDROM version - Encylopedia '99. Simon & Schuster put out heaps of these kind of things in the mid-late 90s. You couldn't walk into any software store then without seeing them lining the shelves.
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Lainwithtea
@lainwithtea.bsky.social
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It's crazy how popular these were in the pre .com boom considering we didn't have lengthy archives of lore/world building for years and basically had to glean info from the odd episode of a series we managed to catch
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Matthew Green
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I loved these discs! I had the 1701-D tech manual narrated by Riker too.
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Spyro 🌊Seafoam 🌊
@spyro-art.bsky.social
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I need to get my hands on this so severely
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Sasha's RetroBytes
@sharkabytes.bsky.social
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"Bell... Gabriel Bell..."
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JNoodles
@jnoodles24.bsky.social
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I had a hard copy of the Star Trek Chronology, unfortunately it was the second edition which erased the original version of Cochrane's ship from the timeline.
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TC Coyote / Not What I Was webcomic
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I miss when you could walk into a computer/electronics store and see software of any kind...
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Kagami's Mirror 🏳️⚧️ 🇪🇺
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I love these, they were like browsing weird websites before we had any internet
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