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  1. ClaudioM ClaudioM Patrick Davila

    @patdavila Ironic that later on, Andy makes the analogy of penguins coming together. I smell Linux-envy. :-p

    Wednesday, 30-Dec-09 18:50:37 UTC from web
    • Patrick Davila Patrick Davila

      @claudiom OSEnvy must of been caused by remants of BSD in OSX :)

      Wednesday, 30-Dec-09 18:54:00 UTC
    • ClaudioM ClaudioM Patrick Davila

      @patdavila Might have been more the fact that they don't have to contribute back with *BSD. ;-)

      Wednesday, 30-Dec-09 18:55:57 UTC
    • Jan Wildeboer Jan Wildeboer Patrick Davila

      @patdavila don't forget Jay Miner. Atari wouldn't build his box, so Commodore did - the Amiga.

      Wednesday, 30-Dec-09 18:56:20 UTC
    • Jan Wildeboer Jan Wildeboer Patrick Davila

      @patdavila and Jay Minder designed the ANTIC, the graphics chip in Atari 400/800(XL).

      Wednesday, 30-Dec-09 18:57:02 UTC
    • Jan Wildeboer Jan Wildeboer Patrick Davila

      @patdavila cool trivia: Shiraz Shivji, the designer of AtariST was designer of the C64 ;-)

      Wednesday, 30-Dec-09 18:57:47 UTC
    • Patrick Davila Patrick Davila Jan Wildeboer

      @jwildeboer Love to know where the early computers users wound up.To me the Linux community is the closest to the early computer users

      Wednesday, 30-Dec-09 19:00:24 UTC
    • Patrick Davila Patrick Davila Jan Wildeboer

      @jwildeboer Love the historical stuff.Had Bil Herd on TLLTS a while back.Love to get some old Atari people on as well at some point

      Wednesday, 30-Dec-09 19:02:13 UTC
    • ClaudioM ClaudioM Patrick Davila

      @patdavila The Atari computers were also one of my faves. The ST and TT were sweet machines, + they had built-in MIDI ports. :-)

      Wednesday, 30-Dec-09 19:03:04 UTC
    • Richard Querin Richard Querin Patrick Davila

      @patdavila - to me the C64 owners were the 'haves'. Vic20 owners like me where the 'have-nots'. :)

      Wednesday, 30-Dec-09 19:03:40 UTC
    • Patrick Davila Patrick Davila

      @claudiom Yeah the Atari excelled at sound back then while the Amiga was stronger w/graphics

      Wednesday, 30-Dec-09 19:04:17 UTC
    • Jan Wildeboer Jan Wildeboer Patrick Davila

      @patdavila would love to be at that gig! Will you sell VIP cards? ;-)

      Wednesday, 30-Dec-09 19:04:19 UTC
    • Jan Wildeboer Jan Wildeboer Patrick Davila

      @patdavila /me still has his Atari1040STF. You should come to MUC for VCFE Vintage Comp Festival

      Wednesday, 30-Dec-09 19:05:32 UTC
    • Patrick Davila Patrick Davila Jan Wildeboer

      @jwildeboer It all depends on who I can line up. But yeah you're invited :)

      Wednesday, 30-Dec-09 19:05:44 UTC
    • ClaudioM ClaudioM Patrick Davila

      @patdavila Yes, I remember drooling at the graphics of Amiga games at the time compared w/ other computers available then.

      Wednesday, 30-Dec-09 19:06:06 UTC
    • Jan Wildeboer Jan Wildeboer Patrick Davila

      @patdavila poke 1536,1 is all I'm sayin wrt 8bit Atari ... ;-)

      Wednesday, 30-Dec-09 19:06:44 UTC
    • ClaudioM ClaudioM

      @sobotka LOL! Been busy w/ family. Rarely have time to sit & record much whether on Mac or Linux. :-p

      Wednesday, 30-Dec-09 19:25:07 UTC
    • Ron K. Jeffries Ron K. Jeffries Richard Querin

      @rfquerin my name is on a C64 game books (with co-author Glen Fisher) small world also a Pet book or two

      Wednesday, 30-Dec-09 19:26:29 UTC
    • Richard Querin Richard Querin Ron K. Jeffries

      @rkj - lol. We had Pet comps in our Grade 13 computer lab. Loved that soothing green display. That and Hunt the Wumpus! http://ur1.ca/irj3

      Wednesday, 30-Dec-09 19:29:23 UTC
    • ClaudioM ClaudioM Richard Querin

      @rfquerin I had them in 7th/8th grade back in the day. Loved it.

      Wednesday, 30-Dec-09 19:32:10 UTC

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