Panelists: Paul Hagstrom (hosting), Quinn Dunki, Michael Mulhern, Blake Patterson, and Carrington Vanston
To the extent that you have physical objects, intellectual properties, accounts that host archives, what kind of plans do you have for when you are (possibly unexpectedly) no longer around? Or, what kind of plans do you plan to have? What kind of considerations are there? Does anyone but you in your local real-life circle know what the stuff is, who to talk to, how to access things?
Open Apple #81: Remembering Tony DiazAtari 8-bit port of Prince of PersiaPrince of Persia Source Code: Saved (Tony Diaz, KansasFest 2012)Call For Yellowstone Beta TestersApple VideoPad 2 prototype sells at auctionTNMOC, 40th anniversary of the BBC Micro. Nov 30 217: THE VERTICAL PLANE PART 1 (Astonishing Legends podcast)The 100MHz 6502MCLFast : Apple II as a shield’80s software was expensiveVintage Computer(-related) commercials:
Polaroid Swinger (1965)Sinclair calculators at DG Leisure CentreRetro Computing Gift Idea:
Floppy Disk costumeBlake:Dynex Exerciser DE-5020See also: Dynex series 600 disk drive manualCSC Hard Drive Bible 7th editionSee also: Hard Drive Bible 8th edition on archive.orgCarrington:Commodore 64 on MaxSoldBig Swinger cameraMichael:NatGeo on CDPaul:Multicolored C64 keyboardSee also: Darth Skalmar’s Retro GarageApple II series WillMakerSinclair Cambridge calculator kit@rcrpodcast on TwitterVintage Computer ForumRCR Podcast on FacebookThrowback NetworkThrowback Network on FacebookIntro / Closing Song: Back to Oz by John X
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