Uploaded June 2024 | Updated September 2026, 1 hour ago
Cybereye and his parents ran "Computer Lane" in Pembroke Pines Florida, an authorized Commodore repair shop and Amiga store. Interview includes his introduction to both C64 and Amiga computers, through the store selling old C64 inventory for use in South America for an unusual reason!
This interview is the first of potentially many interviews with people associated with Amiga and Commodore related companies or scenes. Be sure to let me know how you like this format of interview. This particular interview was an off the cuff one between 2 friends.
If you like this video, please hit Like and Subscribe. Also please share to help build this channel. The more views, likes and subs I see, the more active I will be. I have a TON to share, but only if people are interested. I am an end user, a power user at that on the Commodore 8bit and 16bit lines. I am a competent end user on many other platforms.
Thank you for your time.
-Jim F (AKA redrumloa)
Cybereye and his parents ran "Computer Lane" in Pembroke Pines Florida, an authorized Commodore repair shop and Amiga store. Interview includes his introduction to both C64 and Amiga computers, through the store selling old C64 inventory for use in South America for an unusual reason!
This interview is the first of potentially many interviews with people associated with Amiga and Commodore related companies or scenes. Be sure to let me know how you like this format of interview. This particular interview was an off the cuff one between 2 friends.
If you like this video, please hit Like and Subscribe. Also please share to help build this channel. The more views, likes and subs I see, the more active I will be. I have a TON to share, but only if people are interested. I am an end user, a power user at that on the Commodore 8bit and 16bit lines. I am a competent end user on many other platforms.
Thank you for your time.
-Jim F (AKA redrumloa)
