19 new old episodes of Famous Computer Cafe digitized this week, including interviews with Bill Gates, Kazuhiko Nishi, Timothy Leary, Joel Berez, Bart Rhoades, and many more. Plus a transcript of their interview with Gene Roddenberry.
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Bill Atkinson of Apple Computer, Jackie Massing of Silicon Valley Computer Camp; Doug Heineman of Xerox; David Jonson "Dr. Disk" answers listener questions; Steve Laff, of Friendly Computers, a computer store; Fred Gladney of C.W. Gladney and Associates, a computer consultancy ...
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I haven't listened to every minute of every show yet, so I'm excited to find out what gems you discover. If you have an Internet Archive account, you can leave comments as "reviews" in the Internet Archive items, or discuss what you hear on your favorite social media.
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Help me digitize 54 episodes of The Famous Computer Cafe, a 1980s radio show about computers that featured notable interviews, including Bill Gates, Timothy Leary, Douglas Adams, Bill Atkinson (creator of MacPaint), Jack Tramiel (Atari), Joel Berez (Infocom), and many more gofund.me/87eb1a5b
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Did you hear the story about how $400k worth of Playdates were misdelivered by FedEx to a construction site near our warehouse? And then someone just… stole them? Seriously. Well, guess what got hastily dumped at a random restaurant this morning? Welcome back stolen Playdates!
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Hey #Atari programmers! I recovered Sunday Driver, an unfinished and unpublished game for #Atari 8-bit computers. I haven't been able to make it run, but it does seem to include 6502 assembly source code. Who will be the hero who makes it run? forums.atariage.com/topic/234684...
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"Titan" is an unfinished and unpublished game for #Atari 8-bit computers by Tom Hudson and Lee Pappas, which was planned to be published by A.N.A.L.O.G. software. This morning I recovered the only known copies of the disk.
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They should go full circle and name the combined company M-Network
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Atari in today’s NYT crossword puzzle
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Quinn’s blog post describing this project is amazing and a fun read blondihacks.com/reversing-ch...
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Stop sexting me. (Or, don’t)
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Flew to Rochester from Oregon to see the eclipse, and … feel your pain.
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Nice
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I think my eclipse glasses have expired
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I am positive there are many amazing, unknown facts about the company's history in these pages — now, let's find them.
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Here's the #Atari Corporation Prospectus and Form S-1 from when Jack Tramiel took the company public in 1986. 400+ pages of interesting material. It took me three years (almost to the day) to get these documents from the SEC. I just received them today.
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Google Gemini: how it’s going
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11. It’s not even funny
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@hoppingfun.bsky.social hi! our 2015 microzine interview is available online as of a few days ago. archive.org/details/save...
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Avoided the Y2K bug for the 25th year in a row! (A new record for me!)
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At the end of every year I write a letter summarizing my computer history archiving efforts that year. Here's Kay’s 2023 Wrapped: www.patreon.com/posts/kays-2...
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The asswhole lesson
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Ever hear of the Compucorp computer company? Me neither — until I scanned a bunch of their pamphlets and manuals. Word processing! Accounting! Payroll! Compucorp does it all. The computer itself is on its way to Vintage Computer Federation. Until then, enjoy the scans archive.org/search?query...
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I write for Juiced.GS magazine, which focuses on the Apple II. I uploaded all of the articles I've written for it to Internet Archive, spanning 2015-2022. There are interviews, product reviews, and some nice little reminisces about the old days of microcomputers. Enjoy. archive.org/search?query...
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There were no clunkers. Here We Are is probably my favorite. I’m still thinking about it. … Harmony was challenging because of the subject matter, but I’m still glad I saw it.
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It was a busy five days in NYC.
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ANTIC Interview 436 - Rodrigo Castro, Atari in Chile
Rodrigo Castro was one of the organizers of an Atari Expo that took place July 22, 2023 in Santiago, Chile. In this interview, Rod and I talked about that event, as well as Atari's popularity in Chile. ataripodcast.libsyn.com/antic-interv...
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Today I wrote an article about a Universal Life Church mail-order reverend who married people using an Apple II using a BASIC program called Reverend Apple. It’ll be in the next issue of Juiced.GS magazine.
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I stopped posting to Twitter and deleted the app from my phone one year ago today. I deeply miss the community that I’d developed there over 15 years.
I put an archive of my tweets up at savetz.com/twitterarchive
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Today I released and GPLed a tool that my company created and uses daily: TasksMe
It emails your team asking "What did you do today?" They reply via email. Tasks Me sends a summary of what everyone did. It can also remind you what happened a week, 3 months, or a year ago
github.com/savetz/TasksMe
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