These are the ramblings of a happy Commodore computer user since 1983. I cover topics on both the C64 and C128, reviewing my favorite games and applications, as well as share some of my favorite memories from the 8-bit era. If you'd like to read more, you can visit my blog at: https://www.my64.in.nf -or- https://www.my128.in.nf
A link to a review I did of three Commodore related disk storage websites
Although I'm sure everyone here is aware of these three websites, I jotted down my thoughts of these three disk storage services, which I use to help backup and organize my collection of D64 disk images: Commodore Server, Commodore OnLine and Commodore 8bit Search.
You're welcome to read the review/comparison on my website, here.
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Baracuda of Smash DS 9/24/2012
Nice idea to do something like these and well done !
judland 9/24/2012
Thank you very much!