Co-created mobygames. I make vintage computing videos at https://xitter.cf/t.co/WTx1qkG1xr . Existential nihilist. Moved to https://xitter.cf/t.co/SvOV5fCbe2
Chicago, IL, USA
Joined March 2009
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MY YOUTUBE CHANNEL IS SET FOR DELETION!
If you or anyone you know works at Google/YouTube, please get in contact at [email protected]
A more detailed series of events can be found in the video below this post
@TeamYouTube @Google @googledrive @googlephotos
Jim Leonard retweeted
New Video - It's up to us to save Video Games
Watch Here : youtu.be/FFINynRcFtk?si=IoRZ…
#VideoGames #Preservation
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Nice to have my picture on the front page ( and not for being indicted or sued)
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Last night was the opening for the new Insert Coin exhibit. The amazing people at @CarneyCleve and @chigamespace did an amazing job creating a physical journey of our film. This runs through Feb 16, 2025 and you have to see it for yourself.
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Thanks to Ted Litchfield for reaching out and writing this @pcgamer article. I truly mean it about wanting to get a lot of the collection out of my hands and handed off to others, this whole ordeal has been eye opening in so many ways
YouTuber LGR felt 'numbness at how powerless I was' as his one-of-a-kind retro PC collection took a direct hit from hurricane Helene, but seeing most of the trove survive now has him eager to share it with others. trib.al/SGq4RUC
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"Mad World" performed by Curt Smith of Tears for Fears with his daughter, Diva.
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Hey everyone, we've retooled our #fundraiser in a major way. Our goal is now lower, we've got a new fancy chart, and there's now a video of the #museum up top if you want to see what it's like. Take a look and help if you can! Spread the word, please!
bloopmuseum.org/
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In case you missed it, we released our new music disk Tactical Transmissions at deadline demo party last weekend. Amiga 500 of course.
youtube.com/watch?v=sFl5skmh…
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What a great time to hang with Joe Bob Briggs, Darcy, and the mutant family at the Jamboree! Honored to receive the lifetime achievement award- and working with JB on stage is a privilege! Thank you all!
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My prediction: in 50 years we’ll look at the attention economy and all the products it spewed the way we look at the tobacco industry today.
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almost no cell signal but maybe this’ll work
2 trees destroyed my roof, living/dining room, flooded my LGR collection rooms down below
a dozen or more trees down in frontyard, no way yet to get equipment in to remove trees, roof hole is too big & unstable to put a tarp over it
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if you have something to spare, here's some links to relief orgs in that part of NC bpr.org/bpr-news/2024-09-28/…
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Did u know a storm just wiped entire north carolina towns off the map and completely isolated Asheville, which has gone dark due to no Internet/water/power/ways to leave the city. Barely seen any news about it. Am I tripping cuz this seems like it should be bigger news
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Dunno how I’m supposed to work when all I can think about is my beloved WNC mountains. My folks are safe, but I know plenty of people aren’t and my heart is broken for all the damage done by the hurricane
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An update from Clint (@lazygamereviews), he’s safe but things are really rough. Please keep him in your thoughts.
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Really neat stuff at @CelGenStudios Apricot display during #vcfmw. Nice brain dump of info about the whole history of things and nice examples of the hardware. Very cool and looking forward to the videos.
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So *THAT* is how Mike Brutman got randomly inspired to make the mTCP stack....
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July 20th, 1969 is a date that stands high in my life – it was the day that we, together as one people, achieved the greatest scientific and technological feat in human history. The specific role that Neil, Mike and I performed in the event was but one part of an immeasurably larger effort – not just for our nation, but for all mankind. As I look back on what we accomplished 55 years ago, I am still inspired by what we all saw and did – the best of America and the best of humanity. Thank you for the privilege and the honor of serving you, and for being part of this exciting and wonderous journey with me. #Apollo11
