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   - title: Amstrad CPC - French commercial
     url: http://video.google.com/googleplayer.swf?docId=1649912029980987973&hl=fr
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-  comments:
-  - author: Frédéric
-    date: Wednesday 12th December 2018
-    text: |-
-      If I remember correctly, the aim of the joke was to tell Amstrad not letting their users down and to push them making a better machine. The disclaimer about the article being a joke was (said to be) forgotten/lost in the final layout, and got published the week after as en erratum.
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-      This satiric newspaper was mostly source-code oriented (typos included !) and the news part contained lots of provocations towards computer firms (along with random dark/absurd humor illustrations) which made them go to court quite often.\
-      They also ran a weekly programming challenge ("Les deulignes" meaning the twolines) praising short theme-free programs (utility, joke, fun, tips) which respected the rule of being programmed in BASIC and were 2 lines long. Lines could contain several statements.
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-      An example of joke-program featured that I remember :\
-      10 cls : print "How to keep an idiot busy for hours ?" : print "Press any key to figure out..."\
-      20 while inkey$$"" : wend : goto 10
-  - author: Lisa White (US)
-    date: Saturday 30th December 2006
-    text: Does anyone know how to get service in the US for a old amstrd pc?
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