[Technology] Cover girls on Yugoslavian computer magazine from the 80/90s

[marlowe]

Strictly speaking this November 1993 edition doesn't fit the criteria for the thread as Yugoslavia ceased to exist in April 1992. This should perhaps be posted in the Serbia and Montenegro computer magazine cover girl thread.

 

[Harry Wilson's tackle]

You HAD to click it, right?

Absolutely cracking thread

 

[portslade seagull]

I wonder how much they cost ( the computers not the girls ) although

 

[Wozza]

Strictly speaking this November 1993 edition doesn't fit the criteria for the thread as Yugoslavia ceased to exist in April 1992. This should perhaps be posted in the Serbia and Montenegro computer magazine cover girl thread.

Will see what I can do...

 

[Tom Hark Preston Park]

I'm so old, I am spending more time trying to work out what the machines are.

While many others, much younger than me or thee, will be asking What's a Yugoslavian? What's a computer? What's a magazine?

 

[HastingsSeagull]

Wow this really takes me back to the old days

(Not growing up a geek in the Balkans but of NSC). Well done.

 

[marlowe]

This cover is somewhat misleading. I imagine a lot of people who purchased this edition were extremely disappointed and possibly a tad confused when they got home and settled down to start perusing the pages of their magazine

 

[Dick Swiveller]

Looks like the Germans decided this was a good approach.





Not sure what country this video magazine is for but they went route 1 - NSFW

https://archive.org/details/video_magazin

Whilst in good old Blighty, we went for some hot Ginger action.

 

[Dick Swiveller]

This cover is somewhat misleading. I imagine a lot of people who purchased this edition were extremely disappointed and possibly a tad confused when they got home and settled down to start perusing the pages of their magazine
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Why do they call the Archimedes the arhimed? WTF are they doing with their quote marks? Why doesn't she know which way round to sit on a bike? I'm not entirely sure she is going to get 9V DC out of that bike to power that Spectrum.

 

[Tom Bombadil]

We had to put up with drawings of girls over here. But given girls aren't Oli Frey's thing, he didn't do bad.

Very subtle the positioning of that racing car

 

[Rogero]

A great random thread.

 

[Tim Over Whelmed]

Oddly prescient given at least half of internet traffic is porn.

Half, I'd say higher than that!

 

[Tim Over Whelmed]

Great isn't it.

Winter break + the weather = NSC edging back to it's former glories.



What's not to love.

Chicken Salad on granary and a Peach Iced Tea

 

[Hampster Gull]

Top thread.. The editor had some fun

 

[Gwylan]

Half, I'd say higher than that!

Nowhere near.

It's hard to give an exact number but the highest estimate is 30% - and that's a bit of an outlier. Most research companies put ii at a much lower figure - the most thorough bit of research (by Ogas and Gaddam) had it between 10 and 15% but that was about four years ago - the percentage has been going down since then.

My guess would be something like 9 to 12% of internet traffic is porn - but it's really hard to measure accurately,

Re those magazines, I found stuff that I'd written on a Hungarian website that seemed to be a mix of hardcore porn and gadgets - obviously had a particular demographic in mind