HPTuners Podcast interview

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HPTuners Podcast interview

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Wow... damn.. back in the days of having to use floppy drives for everything. Says it all really!
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That was quite interesting. Thanks for posting it.
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Very interesting to see how it evolved.
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I wonder what forum they met on? Id love to see some of there old posts.
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yeh lol, liked the part where "realtime tuning" was doing a tune update, posting on a bbs then reflashing the eprom on the other side..
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that reminds me of years gone by, was quicker for my mate to use a modom and telix to send a file to me, compile it and send back to him before his computer could have compiled it :P

old days of making doom and quake levels!