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The now-ancient Commodore 64<\/a> should hold a place in the heart of every computing enthusiast, as it’s technically the highest-selling single computer model of all time. Several of them also appear to be in use in a doughnut shop in Indiana, showing that there’s still some (probably sticky) life left in the old dog yet.<\/p>\n

A recent series of photos on X<\/a> attracted a lot of attention this week, as it showed staff at the Hilligoss Bakery<\/a> apparently processing orders on a Commodore 64-based register system. Commenters pointed out that the last publicly posted picture of the register was taken in 2021, so Tom’s Hardware<\/a> decided to give them a call\u2014and staff duly verified that the systems were still in use.<\/p>\n

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Apparently, a Doughnut shop in U.S. is still using a Commodore 64 for business. pic.twitter.com\/i7gO90JAZ4December 16, 2024<\/a><\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n

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Our American friends love to point and laugh at a British-ism, so I’ll duly point out that I am well aware our spelling of doughnut looks ridiculous, and that donut is better. However, the hardware team informs me that as a tea-drinking, yellow-toothed Brit, doughnut is what I should be going with.<\/p>\n

Anyway, it’s genuinely impressive that these 42-year-old machines are still trucking away in the front of what looks like a busy bakery, having presumably spent their lives being covered in sugar, flour, and probably a fair amount of sweat.<\/p>\n

The shop’s been open since 1974, while the earliest Commodore 64s were released in 1982<\/a>\u2014meaning there was at least an eight year gap when the bakery used something else to handle transactions, presumably Charles Babbage’s difference engine<\/a> or an Antikythera mechanism.<\/a><\/p>\n

Even at release, the Commodore 64 wasn’t known for being particularly powerful. Featuring either a 1.023 or 0.985 MHz CPU, 64 kB of RAM (hence the name) and capable of a 320 x 200 display resolution, it’s now the sort of machine that hobbyists go to great lengths to acquire and repurpose.<\/p>\n

It’s a piece of history after all, and thereby has become a go-to for those looking for retro-based project ideas.<\/p>\n

Like this man who turned his into a theremin<\/a>, and later joined two of them together to make an accordion.<\/a> Or this ambitious project to force one into AI image generation duties<\/a>, despite the fact that most of them have been retired to museum-piece duty.<\/p>\n

So the C64 lives on and seems to be a vital piece of infrastructure keeping the small town of Brownsburg supplied with delicious sugary treats. My local bakery uses an iPad-based system that constantly breaks, so perhaps there’s something in relying on the old-school stalwarts of computers past to ensure that fresh baked goods remain readily available at all times.<\/p>\n

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The now-ancient Commodore 64 should hold a place in the heart of every computing enthusiast, as it’s technically the highest-selling single computer model of all time. Several of them also appear to be in use in a doughnut shop in Indiana, showing that there’s still some (probably sticky) life left in the old dog yet. A recent series of photos on X attracted a lot of attention this week, as it showed staff at the Hilligoss Bakery apparently processing orders on a Commodore 64-based register system. Commenters pointed out that the last publicly posted picture of the register was taken in 2021, so Tom’s Hardware decided to give them a call\u2014and staff duly verified that the systems were still in use. Apparently, a Doughnut shop…<\/p>\n

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