Show Notes
The three of us got together to go through some 90s mailorder catalogs. We sift through catalogs from three classic distros: Malignant, Artware, and RRR. Comparing and contrasting the differences among them made for a lively noise discussion. Head back in time via invaluable printed matter.
For the ExtraNoisextra segment on the patreon, we continuing quizzing each other for 15 minutes and see if we can identify titles from the descriptions in Malignant catalogs. Who will take the noise trophy?
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