Panelists: Paul Hagstrom (hosting), Jack Nutting, and Carrington Vanston

Topic: Playing today's games in 1000 years

To what extent should "we" expect to be able to play the games of today in 1000 years.
What challenges might there be? To what extent can the experience survive? Is there anything
we can do to make this work?

Topic and feedback notes:

Playing today's games in a thousand years
Crypt of Civilization
The Long Now
Oldenburger Computer Museum
HCC computer club

Retro Computing News:

Conserve the Sound
CHIP-maker NTC now defunct
Gigatron, TTL microcomputer
Return of the Obra Dinn
1959 Wurlitzer Sideman
Mr Wonderful helped kill the educational computer games industry [AV Club]
The rise and fall of The Learning Company [Theoutline.com]
Apple Logo source code on github (within the PDP-10 ITS repository)
Tweet: Lars Brinkhoff found the source code and compiled it.
Tweet: Lars announces GitHub location.

Vintage Computer-related Commercial

3M Diskettes

Retro Computing Gift Idea:

Cubetto: Screenless Coding Toy

Auction Picks:

Carrington: Basic BASIC-English Dictionary for the Apple, PET, & TRS-80

Or buy it on AbeBooks for $1100.99


Paul: Romantic Robot Multiface 1 for ZX Spectrum

Interview 20 plus network tester
Calmpute for the IBM PC
People Didn’t Punch this tape
New Apple II clone case
Hot Wheels PC
See also: PowerBook 170 JLPGA
8” 3M diskettes

Closing discussion notes:

Assembly Lines video podcast
Michael Harrison 1982 interview with Steve Wozniak

Feedback/Discussion:

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Intro / Closing Song: Back to Oz by John X - link

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