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Front Panel Retrospective: Intel 8008

Posted on March 12, 2009 by Steve

It’s freezing in the harbor, and I’m on one of my too-infrequent work trips… mapping my normal project-management context-switching into a form so jarringly physical that I have to take laptop breaks. This is not healthy; the ratio of those … Continue reading →

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Intertwined Fronts, Stereo, and the Microship

Posted on January 5, 2009 by Steve

Cold, dark winter days are demotivating and I didn’t get it together to go see how the boat handles a foot of snow loading, but I am happy to report progress on three simultaneous fronts: the ship’s Shacktopus network, the … Continue reading →

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Wintry Notes from the Nomadhouse

Posted on December 26, 2008 by Steve

I’ve never been much of a fan of Christmas, except perhaps when I was a kidlet in the nuclear family of mom/dad/me back in Kentucky, long ago and very far away from other relatives. Back then, the tree glittered and … Continue reading →

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