After changing service providers and moving from the US to the UK, I'm going to attempt to put my collection of random computer documents and photos back online in case they may be of interest to someone. I'll probably also add some non-computer stuff that I've found interesting. Please let me know if you run into any problems using the site.
Back in the day, one of the computers I always intended to build, and had even accumulated the parts for, was the 1802-based COSMAC Elf. For whatever reason, I never got around to actually building one, but I did write a simulator, complete with reasonably-decent…
Continue reading...I recently began volunteering at the National Museum of Computing, cleaning, testing, and repairing classic computers. The warehouse is like an Aladdin's cave of computer bits of all ages, types, and descriptions. I've met some great people; mostly retired techies like me, although there are…
Continue reading...I visited the UK for a week a few years ago, and fell in love with the people here. Subsequently, I retired from my US technology job, sold my three-acre property in the country with house, barn, garage, workshop, full basement, earth-sheltered greenhouse, and a…
Continue reading...After much flailing about, trying to figure out how to keep the site (generated with Publii, which is a nice, free, open-source WYSIWYG web site generator that easy enough even for us old guys to figure out), I found "rclone". Rclone is a wonderful utility…
Continue reading...Because I'm a packrat, I kept this around for almost 35 years. At some point, I scanned it to share online. Here's the small version; the full size is over 600MB. Tandy Computers 1978 Catalog
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