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Here you will find interviews with the great people who contributed to the demo and cracking scene. In this way, we hope to preserve part of the history of something that meant so much to so many of us. Read about how people got their handles, what a typical day in front of the C64 looked like, and cool stories from the past, etc.
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» Honey: "The first demo had a small scroll at the bottom of the screen, a later demo (Amazing) had a scroll in the middle of the screen and eventually we got rid of all the borders with ESCOS. That must have surprised even the people at Commodore."
» JCB: "I went for an interview at a local software company, might have been when I was still active on C64. I'd gone for a job as a C64 coder obviously, but when I got there they told me I'd have to learn the Spectrum, so immediately I lost interest (who would want to work on that thing?!)."
» Lucifer: "Why it in the end became Triad and none of the other name ideas we had, I don't know, just how we stumbled upon the word. I've heard another version from Ixion but I'm not sure if it's 100 percent accurate. It was apparently God Almighty that had told him we should pick Triad as a name."
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