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This guest post is from , a long-time Goto 10 reader. For more of Jim’s writing, be sure to check out his Substack, Lost in Cyberspace.
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— Paul
Dad was an electrical engin...
I’ve been reading the Apple: The First 50 Years book by David Pogue () and its early chapters obviously spend a lot of time on the Apple II1. I actually never knew anyone that had an Apple II of any kind. In my neck of the woods, people had...
Enjoy this guest post from Sung J. Woo! — Paul
Do you remember Swinth? That may not be the filename you typed to load it and run it – the copy I have on my floppy is from 1988, and it is misspelled: SNYTH. But it runs just the same.
Light...
I don’t recall where I first heard about it, but Atari Legacy is a new, full-color, professional magazine all about Atari. It’s from Europe (Poland) so I figured I’d never be able to get a hold of a copy, but I did recently see on Facebook...
There are now well over 350 articles here at Goto 10 and some of the most popular ones are the personal stories about growing up with retro computing.
There are now well over 350 articles here at Goto 10 and some of the most popular ones a...
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The writers behind this newsletter.
My Substack publishing empire consists of an eclectic mix of retro computing, EVs and music.
Music journalist, computer historian, and generally curious about everything. Also, I use zero AI in my writing process.
Novelist (Lines, Deep Roots, Skin Deep, Love Love, Everything Asian), occasional essayist (NYT, Vox, FT), sometimes traveler.
Started with 8-bit computers when I was 11 years old, got my first microcomputer, an Atari 130XE, in 1988, and an Atari Mega STe in 1992. I got my BSCS in 1993 from Colorado State University.
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