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        <description>Following your requests, here for you a BONUS episode about ES1841 Soviet i8086 clone PC. The same as those used in the Chornobyl Zone in the end of the 80-s. We will play some classic games, try Soviet CP/M and software, and review some previously lost floppy disks. Don't forget to check previous episodes for a lot of amazing details! What is in this episode: 00:00 – Intro 01:00 – Will it pass the year 2000? 01:44 – Tetris! Tetris! Tetris! 04:50 – Thank you for your opinion 05:14 – Playing Alley Cat 07:06 – I got some cool floppy disks 07:49 – ES1841 Welcome Disk 10:44 – Mini music programs 11:16 – Trying a benchmark 12:37 – Soviet CP/M Clone – M86 14:20 – Text-M86 text editor 17:13 – BASIC-M86 18:53 – TELETEXT terminal app 20:21 – Accidentally I have a modem 20:56 – Playing Pacman! 23:25 – Outro Join us on Patreon for the FULL version, project updates, and bonus content: https://www.patreon.com/thechernobylfamily Buy us a Coffee: http://buymeacoffee.com/chernobylfamily</description>
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