The Portland Retro Gaming Expo is happening this weekend!
I'll be there with the Interim Computer Museum (https://t.co/tGpOMT974J)
Stop by booth E-1001 and say Hi!
https://t.co/krD38nh6W3
Come experience the development of lisp out of the MIT AI lab on the Symbolics LISP Machine at the https://t.co/ihON7y2jBE 9 minutes from #seatac in Tukwila Washington
Congrats to Josh Dersch who tracked down a microcode fault on the DEC m data systems 570 known as Miss Piggy! The pig lives!
https://t.co/ihON7y2jBE
#retrocomputing#unix#vintagesystems
Seattle Computer Products (where tim wrote dos) is right across the street from https://t.co/IEpwxVbXkn in the same business park.
We have a gazelle on display which boots dos 1.25.
Tim worked at Microsoft and extensive modifications and development were done to make dos suitable for the IBM PC launch.
The image shown is fairly far removed from what dos was like prior to Microsoft purchasing it and improving it.
I was messing around with my Alpha Syntauri Synth, a guitar, and some effects pedals a while back, dropped the tracks on SoundCloud, and promptly forgot about them. Enjoy a couple weird tracks!
https://t.co/CKw3zhWqJ1