[AccessD] OT - For Arthur

I didn't buy a cake, but I lit a  candle and put it on a blueberry muffin.
Thirty years is a long time in the business. My original computer was an
Apple II clone called a Unitron, and it came with a CP/M card. I
immediately bought an expansion card, which raised it from 48K or RAM to a
whopping 64K. Wow! The spaciousness!

Arthur


On Tue, Mar 19, 2013 at 1:18 PM, John Clark <John.Clark at niagaracounty.com>wrote:

> Arthur, I'd meant to send this to you on Saturday, I believe it was, but...
>
> I'd recently started...again...reading Rocky's book, "From Program to
> Product..." and upon thumbing through it I found his interview w/you. I'd
> noticed that, in that interview you'd said you bought your first computer
> on March 15th 1983. It was only a few hours before this anniversary date
> w/I was reading this, so I thought I'd be clever and with you a happy 30th
> anniversary!
>
> Like I said...just an attempt at being clever...myself, I still had a year
> of HS to complete after that.
>
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