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Come and be an attendee, or better yet, be an exhibitor! Vince will be doing a build workshop remotely, so how cool is that? http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/dgreelish/vintage-computer-festival-southeast http://vintage.org/2013/southeast/ Thanks! Best, David Greelish Director of the Vintage Compu...

OK, my Kickstarter campaign is a great success, but it's coming upon it's end. If you would like to pre-purchase a special Kickstarter edition, then please check out - http://t.co/8iSzNKF Your welcome to freely read the entire first issue of the zine "Historically Brewed" here - http://www...

Hi everyone, Please consider checking out the book publication funding at - http://t.co/8iSzNKF Please help spread the word, "like" it on Facebook and tweet it. Oh, um, maybe even buy a book? Thanks! Best, David Greelish, Computer Historian President, Atlanta Historical Computing Society C...

*** Important Update *** We no longer meet at the Macquarium building. After a poor turnout at my place of work, I canceled trying to hold meetings there. Instead, I created a discussion group for the Historical Computer Society. There are a few of us there now, and we are building a grassroots orga...

New podcast show! Listen to the Retro Computing Roundtable - http://web.me.com/dgreelish/Classic_Computing_Podcasts/Retro_Computing_Roundtable/Retro_Computing_Roundtable.html Working on the submission to iTunes. This show has Bill Degnan from M.A.R.C.H. & VCFe, Earl Evans from "The Retrobit...

If you are within a reasonable driving distance to Atlanta (I know most here won't be), I would like to make you aware of a new user group for computer history / collecting enthusiasts - the Historical Computer Society. The get-togethers will always be about fun and hanging out, plus showing and pla...

I have completed my blog article "Remembering Stan Veit" if anyone would like to learn more about him - http://www.classiccomputing.com/CC/Blog/Entries/2010/9/3_Stan_Veit.html Also, the family has setup a memorial site for one year, and welcomes anyone to post a memory, if you knew him, or...

Yesterday, I discovered that Stan had died on July 29th. He lived a wonderful life, to the age of 90. His funeral was last Saturday, August 21st. I contacted Stan through CompuServe in late 1992, to tell him about an idea I had for a computer history club, and he was enthusiastic. In fact, he became...

Hi everyone, I am very happy to announce what I hope to be the start of a very regular show - The Classic Computing Show / video podcast. (Oh, good one David, you couldn't keep an audio show going, and now you're gonna do a video one?!) I actually think doing video vs. audio is my forte though. Anyw...