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Goto 10: Retro Computing & Gaming

Paul Lefebvre, Sung J. Woo, Mark Miller
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A newsletter for Atari Enthusiasts with posts about Atari video game systems, 8-bit computers, Atari ST and more. If it's Atari, you'll find it here.

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  • Paul Lefebvre

    My Substack publishing empire consists of an eclectic mix of retro computing, EVs and music.

  • Sung J. Woo

    Novelist (Lines, Deep Roots, Skin Deep, Love Love, Everything Asian), occasional essayist (NYT, Vox, FT), sometimes traveler.

  • Mark Miller

    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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