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JJ Burke
Computing in the 90s
i got into computers as a little kid because of my dad. he had a radio shack trs−80 with a cassette drive, and then apples, and then ibm-pc-compatibles, and now back to apples. anyway, at christmas of 1993 (i think) he got me into telecommunications with a 2400bps modem and the phone number of a local bbs.
    fast forward a year or so, and i'm the system operator of a late-night-only bbs called 'space madness' to which i summoned just about all of my high school's savvy geeks.
    this became much more interesting to me than the factory farm operation of school, and i barely managed to coast over the line for graduation. i've never been quite right since.
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