"Wow!!! Just 19 more days until the Vintage Computer Festival Southeast, featuring the Apple Pop-Up Museum. http://vintage.org/2013/southeast/"
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Call for VCFSE exhibitors & vendors
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Vintage Computer Festival Southeast 1.0
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My Steve Jobs / Apple magazines
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Classic Computing replied to Classic Computing's discussion Call for VCFSE exhibitors & vendors"Please take a flyer, and pass on a flyer, for the Vintage Computer Festival Southeast - https://www.dropbox.com/sh/wd84wg1ju8tgk86/XAfbgtFrZQ"
Classic Computing posted a discussionCall for VCFSE exhibitors & vendors
Sorry to hog the General Discussion forum!The time is here, and the time is now!The Vintage Computer Festival Southeast wants you to show your stuff, that is, your classic computing stuff. ; )If you're interested in exhibiting or selling at the show, please head right over to http://vintage.org/2013/southeast/exhibit.phpWe are using the same page / form for both exhibitors & vendors.It's going to be a big show,…See More
Classic Computing posted a discussionVintage Computer Festival Southeast 1.0
Hi everyone, Gearing up now for the VCFSE - lots of stuff is about to happen, lots of fast! We now have a VCFSE email discussion list - http://groups.yahoo.com/group/vcfse/ We now have a VCFSE Twitter account - https://twitter.com/VCFSE Best, David Greelish - Computer Historian, Writer, Podcaster & Speaker - Founder of the Atlanta Historical Computing Society…See More
TheNixer replied to Classic Computing's discussion Watch the Retro Computing Roundtable today - 1/6/13"I watch via YouTube now but not usually live. "
Classic Computing replied to Classic Computing's discussion Watch the Retro Computing Roundtable today - 1/6/13"Thanks very much, we certainly appreciate that! Did you just listen or watch live or watch later? We're debating whether the streaming is paying off much. I personally want to give it more time. We're also going to start recording…"
TheNixer replied to Classic Computing's discussion Watch the Retro Computing Roundtable today - 1/6/13"Hilarious and informal as always! Thanks for the show David."
davekill replied to Classic Computing's discussion My Steve Jobs / Apple magazines"That's a good read, Derek did a great job.
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- When did you get your first Mac?
- 1989
- How many Macs do you own?
- 16
- What is your website?
- http://www.classiccomputing.com/
- What's your favorite Mac of all time?
- Apple Lisa (my first "Mac" running MacWorks Plus II)
- How did you hear about RetroMacCast?
- Searching at the iTunes Store.
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- At 5:25pm on January 9, 2008,
James said… - David! So good to hear from you again. I remember we exchanged some e-mails way back when. I'm glad you joined our little community here!
- At 4:08pm on January 10, 2008,
sunder said… - Hey David,
So I've enjoyed the two or three episodes of your podcast, any plans for more? Esp. the podcast of that Stan Veit book?
- At 9:01am on May 12, 2008,
Wholly Mindless said… - We're going to have to address your Commodore problem... (just kidding - I own two but yours are cooler)
- At 7:15pm on May 12, 2008, Wholly Mindless said…
- Wholly is fine, unless that freaks you out too much. The first computer I ever got my hands on was a 2001, it wasn't too long after that that I had a ][+ which constantly amazed me. All the stuff related to the 2001 was horribly expensive and seriously engineered yet the A2 was faster and more flexible. But for the school environment it was the right thing. Making it a little harder to get into the box (than an A2) was a good thing with those morons, luckily they were too afraid to do anything.
So has the collection grown or shrunk since 1994? Are you finding that more machines are catching your fancy or less since then?
- At 9:44am on May 16, 2008, Wholly Mindless said…
- Take it easy, you're not as young as you were. (grin) But regarding Stan's work, it was a huge influence on my time in the 80s... To hear what was going on behind it is awesome.
- At 2:34pm on May 17, 2008,
macuser77 said… - hey david, i went to your site and tried to send you an email...i beleive it bounced back... shoot me an email curreyj77 @ mac.com (no spaces)
- At 3:05pm on May 17, 2008, Wholly Mindless said…
- macuser - you can always send a PM through the site.. Assuming he looks up at the top of the screen, he'll get it and it won't expose your email address. Try this one: billg@microsoft.com
- At 10:44am on January 28, 2009,
Andrew Ryan said… - Wow, I haven't even received it in the post yet! Well, sure!
I live in the UK so postage may well be a difficult to the US, let me know what you would be willing to trade for this, baring in mind that I don't really collect Apple memorabilia, this was a bit of a spur of the moment type of thing!
- At 10:45am on January 28, 2009, Andrew Ryan said…
- P.S Sorry about the grammar mistakes, I'm a little tired this afternoon!
- At 9:03pm on July 24, 2011, Wholly Mindless gave Classic Computing a gift…
I had to give a mic to David at Classic Computing to remind him that the PODCASTs should come BEFORE the new book. Congrats on getting funded!
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