still doesn’t explain why the BDSM lady is pegging the guy inside through the computer though.
I guess that kind of thing would populuarise Informatics in yugoslavia. Didn’t know they had that big of a femdom scene that it would lead to other things being made popular just by putting it next to something.
What language is this, I guess (Serbo-)Croatian? I’m Polish and I can understand it partially. What’s „računarstvo”? Computing, programming…?
ok, well, for the rest of the class, let us know please.
since @[email protected] isn’t offering the deets
Translation
Top left: Publication bigz once a month
Top right: Magazine to popularize Informatics and Computers april 1988, price 1000 din
Middle left: microprocesors hd 64180
Middle right: new action, you can make your own team 011, commercial software turbo paskal 4.0
Bottom: 32 pages story, little pc library, dbase III plus
thanks so much.
still doesn’t explain why the BDSM lady is pegging the guy
insidethrough the computer though.I guess that kind of thing would populuarise Informatics in yugoslavia. Didn’t know they had that big of a femdom scene that it would lead to other things being made popular just by putting it next to something.
Well now I kinda wanna buy a pc, so
Yea sorry, it was midnight when I commented that, will translate later today.
And yes it’s serbo-croatian
Računarstvo would most likelly be computing or just computers in general sense in Serbo-Croatian.
I’m guessing Romanian?
Serbo-croatian, when Yugoslavia still existed…
Nah, I wouldn’t understand any bit if it was Romanian, it’s totally Slavic and balkan
Yea, it’s serbo-croatian