Panelists: Paul Hagstrom (hosting), Earl Evans, and Carrington Vanston

Topic: Shipwrecks

eBay has gotten big enough that collectors with too little space, as well as non-experts, heirs, estate sale pickers, etc. can make rare and interesting vintage computer items available to those of us who are interested in them. Being good at finding things at estate sales is not the same as being good at packing things for shipment. What’s the worst eBay/general shipping experience you’ve had?

Topic and feedback notes:

Mimeo-1
Jupiter Ace emulator for iPad
Wolfenstein 3D, DOS, Apple IIGS
Nova: The KGB, Computer, and Me (Nova, Clifford Stoll)
Play retro baseball games in your browser

Retro Computing News:

NASA dusts off FORTRAN manual, revives 20-year-old data on Ganymede
Kickstarter for Brian Bagnall’s “Commodore - The Final Years”
TransWarp GS pre-orders
Oregon Trail:

How I Managed to Design the Most Successful Educational Computer Game of All Time
"You Have Died of Dysentery" book
Article on original development of Oregon Trail

New Commodore 128 motherboard
List of C128 software
BBSing on an Epson PX-8
BBSing on an emulated NeXT cube
WiFi232
WiModem232
Kiba of Akiba: Party @ The BBS
Kiba of Akiba: Oh My Personal Computer is Dead

Vintage Computer Commercial

Commodore 128

Retro Computing Gift Idea:

Atari joystick keychain
Atari 2600 keychain

Auction Picks:

Carrington: Apple II tape collection barn find

Earl: Apple 2gs Computer with System Saver

Paul: Web-It internet computer

Apple luggage tag
Computer Shopper issue
TRS-80 Model I set
Norland Speed Term
iMac DV/SE

Closing notes:

Long Long Man

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