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In this episode of ANTIC The Atari 8-bit Computer Podcast, Kevin wows us with his winners in the NOMAM BASIC 10-liners contest, we discuss the preparations for VCFSE, Nir Dary tells us all about disk drives, and we discuss all the Atari news that's fit to print.
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Recurring Links
Floppy Days Podcast
AtariArchives.org
AtariMagazines.com
Kevin's Book "Terrible Nerd"
New Atari books scans at archive.org
ANTIC feedback at AtariAge
Atari interview discussion thread on AtariAge
ANTIC Facebook Page
AHCS
Eaten By a Grue
What we've been up to
News
New at Archive.org
Nir Dary Segment - Disk Drives
End of Show Music
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Rob Zdybel, Atari (Part 2)
Hello, Atari fans, and welcome to another interview episode of Antic, The Atari 8-bit Computer Podcast. My name is Randy Kindig. This interview is a bit different in that it's the second interview with someone that we've interviewed before - Mr. Rob Zdybel. The reason for this is that Rob worked for Atari so long, and was involved in so many projects, that I felt like some information was left undiscovered in the first interview. At the request of some listeners, I decided to do a follow-up interview and Rob was kind enough to agree.
Rob Zdybel was a very long-time employee at Atari, having worked there beginning in 1979 all the way to 1996, when the Tramiels left. Rob has a long line of credits including Pigs in Space, Real Sports Football, Stellar Track and Star Trek for the Atari 400/800, SOS for the Atari 2600, Missile Command for the Atari 5200, and Bug Hunt for the Atari XE. He also designed the system BIOS for the Atari 5200.
Please note that this interview does have some profanity, although I did beep out the most obvious instances.
This interview took place on July 10, 2016.
Links:
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In this episode of Antic the Atari 8-bit podcast: Nir Dary talks about the Atari Invasion Show, Tom Raida brings back the programming language segment to talk about Kyan Pascal, we tell you about all the Atari shows going on this year around the world, and in order to head off lawsuits we tell you about all the possible side effects of listening to Antic.
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Recurring Links
Floppy Days Podcast
AtariArchives.org
AtariMagazines.com
Kevin's Book "Terrible Nerd"
New Atari books scans at archive.org
ANTIC feedback at AtariAge
Atari interview discussion thread on AtariAge
ANTIC Facebook Page
AHCS
Eaten By a Grue
What we've been up to
News
New at Archive.org
Nir Dary Segment
Of-The-Month
Commercial
Programming Languages Segment
Feedback
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Peter Shankman, Help A Reporter Out
Peter Shankman is a well-known American entrepreneur and author. He was creator of Help A Reporter Out, and author of several business books. He got his start in technology with an Atari 2600 and an Apple ][.
This interview took place on March 20, 2017.
Teaser quote: "What would you change, if you could go back and talk to your 10-year-old self? I wouldn't change a thing. Because the hell that I went through there has led to, pretty much, the majority of the success I've had today, and I'm very very lucky with that. I can trace that back to the Atari, to the 2600, to those games..."
Peter's web site
Peter on Twiiter
Wikipedia on Peter
Faster than Normal podcast
Video version of this interview: https://youtu.be/a2DZoTU9Cw4
Nadav Caine, Mathematic-Tac-Toe
Nadav Caine published one program for the Atari computer: Mathematic-Tac-Toe. This educational program first appeared in the winter 1982-1983 APX catalog.
This interview took place on March 17, 2017.
Teaser quotes:
"Look, my game's lousy. I'm embarrassed even to have a conversation about it."
"All education is self-education. I don't think teachers put knowledge in your head."
Mathematic-Tac-Toe at AtariMania
Mathematic-Tac-Toe in the winter 1982-1983 APX catalog
Quote Blaster - Nadav's unpublished educational game
Bob Woolley, Atari 1200XL hardware hacker
Bob Woolley has been upgrading and modifying Atari 8-bit computers — primarily the 1200XL — since it was released. His hardware products include video output improvements, keyboard repairs, built-in CompactFlash cards, a dual-ANTIC computer, and a parallel bus interface for the 1200XL. Bob was editor of Atari Classics magazine from approximately 1994-1997. He is still active in the San Leandro Computer Club and on the AtariAge forums.
This interview took place on March 14, 2017.
"I actually use the Atari as my computer. I couldn't write any code on one of my PCs. Whereas if I'm going to write code, I do it on the Atari."
Bob on AtariAge
San Leandro Computer Club
Atari Classics Magazine
A Parallel Bus Interface for your 1200XL
1200XL Keyboard Tune-up
Joe Grande, Monkey Up A Tree
Joe Grande published one program for the Atari computers: Monkey Up A Tree was published by Atari Program Exchange, and first appeared in the winter 1982-1983 APX catalog.
This interview took place on March 14, 2017.
Monkey Up A Tree in the winter 1982 APX catalog
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