Indiana doughnut shop uses vintage Commodore 64 computers as cash registers 42 years later

A doughnut shop in Indiana is still using Commodore 64 computers as cash registers, 42 years after their release. Photos shared online show staff processing orders with these vintage machines, which have been confirmed to be in active use. Hilligoss Bakery has been operating since 1974, and the Commodore 64s were introduced in 1982. The shop's continued use of this outdated technology highlights its durability, despite the machines being less powerful than modern systems. The bakery's reliance on these old computers contrasts with many businesses that use newer technology, which can often be less reliable. The Commodore 64 remains a nostalgic piece of computing history, still serving a practical purpose in the bakery.