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Apple III: RND(x)
A couple of quick Apple III items. Bill Budge Honored Did you know famous Apple II programmer Bill Budge (Raster Blaster, Pinball Construction Set) worked on the Apple III graphics driver? Well, if you read the online edition of Wired … Continue reading
KansasFest 2010 Pictures
My photos from KansasFest 2010 are now available to view in my Picasa Web Album. The images are from Friday and Saturday. Also, my report on Friday’s activities at Rockhurst is up over at A2Central – you can read it … Continue reading
Galleries (updated)
(Note, I deleted the previous post, as my comments don’t apply now) I added two new pages for my photo galleries – they link to existing galleries on Google’s Picasa or, if you prefer, my Flickr account. These plugins seemed … Continue reading