Legacy machines run extra of the world than you may assume. Do you know that two Commodore C64s are nonetheless in every day use on the Hilligoss Bakery of Brownsburg, Indiana?

One person lately posted some pictures on X (previously Twitter) exhibiting two C64s subsequent to one another and getting used to take a look at an order. Granted, the pictures are over a decade outdated, but it surely’s nonetheless surprising to see C64s in real-world use even in 2010.

A number of of the keys on the 2 C64s are labeled in coloration, and the machines have clearly been modified to be used as POS methods. Every of the 2 is linked to a flat display screen, presumably for space-saving causes as CRT displays would merely take up an excessive amount of room.

Tom’s {Hardware} contacted the bakery in query, who confirmed that these legacy methods are nonetheless in use at this time. On condition that they aren’t linked to the web by default, and there haven’t been any updates for them in ages, the 2 Commodore 64s have possible confirmed extra dependable than some other fashionable internet-connected PC. (Are you able to think about utilizing a contemporary Home windows or Mac for a number of many years?)

The Commodore C64 first went on sale in 1982. The 2 C64s within the pictures are most likely that unique mannequin, as Commodore later redesigned the casing of its traditional machine. By the way, the unique C64 was nicknamed the “bread field” — good for a bakery!

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