
Silhouette Shack #2 – Gordon Raphael

[LIVE]: News to Me with mnw


Wikipedia – “A great unvetted resource” – Stewart Cheifet


Stewart Cheifet joins jasmaz on Vintage COMP! (part 1 of 2) to talk about 21 year run of The Computer Chronicles and the later Internet Cafe.
This book, published in 1913 (but also dated 1989, in accord with the story) to benefit the International Institute of Shanghai, was the generous gift of well-known leading SDF member smj. The author, alias John Gilbert Reid, was only 14 at the time of publication, & one supposes much of the work was written at least a year or two before that.
My plan is to present one chapter per show of this intriguing work, with something closer to our usual theme rounding out the show.
Continue reading “Pickwickians Abroad”
Join us with a friendly conversation with Jason Scott of the INTERNET ARCHIVE as well as the film maker of Get Lamp and the BBS Documentary. This is part one of a two part interview.

John Bowen worked for MOOG Music product clinician demoing music equipment for the major of the 1970s. He later went to work with Dave Smith helping with the early Sequential Circuits products to do limited programming and sequencing for the MiniMOOG as well as suggestions that influenced the design of the PROPHET-5.
For more information about John, visit http://johnbowen.com