Luckily that was my evil twin.  I, myself, am 19 years old, ( ferret  
years ) was
and un.luckily was attached at the hip to my evil twin for years.

I do remember how to turn the dial on the way.back machine however.
Richard Bemis  hmmmmm Dock..tor Suding ( yikes, i guess he had a  
first a name )
Kevin Klejwa (best software coder I ever met ) , .... actually ran  
into Steve Jobs
and did not know it.  At least we were in the same building hawking  
computers.

I guess I could write a novel.... " The APPLE that was naught "
mystery person
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Could you scan that bit of magazine.  and the cover ?
e.mail to evil.twin@oh-god.com

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On 2006-Jul 30, at 16:44hrs PM, Marcel Duchamp wrote:

Today I started cleaning my garage, a task put off for many years.  I
won't even start to go into what got thrown out; I don't want to hear
how valuable it is and how it should be saved.  Data books? You can find
all pertinent data sheets on the web now.  Junk computers?  Cost lots to
ship and what have you got? Junk.

Reaching for a stack of literature, an old issue of "Dr. Dobb's" jumped
out in near perfect condition. Volume 1, number 7, August 1976. As it
was named then: dr. dobb's journal of COMPUTER Calisthenics &
Orthodontia - Running Light Without Overbyte.

It proved to be a time machine glimpse into the past. For example, an
article entitled: The Time for Floppy's is Just About Now! by the
editor. Details of a number of floppy disc subsystems, including one for
$995 (in 10-quantity).

-and-

Floating point routines for the 6502 by R. Rankin & S. Wozniak

Then in a letter to the editor, a complaint about bad service from THE
DIGITAL GROUP, a small wanna-be microcomputer company in Denver.  It
mentions a Gus Calabrese who stated they were swamped with orders. Could
this be same Gus as often writes to this list?  What it was like working
for one of the pioneer computer companies back in the day?

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