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RAMBO 💻🕹️ #Commodore64 loading screen. There is a hidden Morse Code message within the music🎶! -... . .-.. .-.. -... .- .-. -. .- -.. .- ...- . -.. -.-. --- .-.. .-.. . . .-. -- .- .-. - . -. --. .- .-.. .-- .- -.-- -...

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rwx designsvor 2 Jahren

The funny part is, there's a typo with all of them.. the letter 'i' should be two dots '..' and not one dot '.' - so BellBarna, DavedColleer, MartenGalway and SteveWahed. There's no space between any of their names either.

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Commodore Computer Museum 🕹vor 2 Jahren

True 👍

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MBSvor 1 Jahr

MBS - Tom’s Computer [OUT NOW!] Listen now: #music #edm #MBS #crypto #vibes

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oneH0tvor 2 Jahren

So glad you did this, thankyou! Always thought there was a message there.

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NHL '94 Podcastvor 2 Jahren

This is a heck of an easter egg

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Commodore Computer Museum 🕹vor 2 Jahren

I like uncovering Easter eggs, did you see the C64 'SpeedBall II' Easter Egg I posted a few weeks back?

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Carl Jermyvor 2 Jahren

Still one of my favourite C64 tunes. Also love @AllisterBrimble's epic movie-style remake

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LaborManager LabMa.devor 2 Jahren

Einer der besten Soundtracks auf dem Commodore C64 ... das Spiel war eher mau ...

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Johnvor 2 Jahren

Very entertaining movie 🎥

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Conny Brunnkvistvor 2 Jahren

Still the only audible-Morse-code credits-scroller to date 😜

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