Open Apple #76 (January 2018) – Ken Gagne & Andy Molloy, Juiced.GS, Nukes

This month on Open Apple, we sit down with Ken Gagne and Andy Molloy of Juiced.GS, the longest running continuously published Apple II magazine (that you can still get in your mailbox to this day!). Juiced.GS is in its 23rd year, which has to be a record for magazines of almost any type.

Ken and Andy talk about the bloodless coup of the magazine, the long history of same, where things are headed, and why they hates trees.

Meanwhile, Quinn and Mike chat about FPGAs, nuclear weapons, and BBSes. What do you do when you need a mathematically provably correct piece of hardware to verify nuclear weapons compliance? Why, you grab your Apple II, of course! Duh!

Here’s a time sensitive news item that didn’t make it into the show- vote for Nox Archaist and Lawless Legends for your favorite Ultima-inspired indie games of 2017!

Stay tuned for a Tech segment where we follow up on last episode and go even deeper on fast IIgs graphics. There’s always more to know about the intricacies of squeezing performance out of this unique and beautiful machine.

More information on everything discussed in this episode, after the jump.

* Juiced.GS – Subscribe here and get Apple II goodness direct to your mailbox every quarter!* Tiger Learning Computer – Andy’s photo gallery of this fascinating artifact.* Juiced.GS FAQ – Find out why there’s no PDF, and stop asking Ken about it.* Byteworks Tools – Now for sale from Juiced.GS.* IIgs Build Pipeline – Jeremy Rand’s ORCA/GoldenGate-based tool chain.* Apple II+ FPGA – All the cool kids are doing it.* Apple I on an ESP8266 – A very unique torturing of a commodity device.* Apple II for Nukes – What to do when you need to really verify something.* Ready Player ][ – A BBS scavenger hunt! With prizes!* Jeremy Barr-Hyde’s Collection – More goodies here and here!* CFFA Run 5! – This is great news!!* <a href="http://www.