I bought my first "computer" in 1979; an RCA Cosmac VIP. It had a CDP1802 processor running at a staggering 1.7MHz and came with a whopping 1 KBytes of RAM, a video port (that required an hour of hand coding to initialize), and a hex keypad.
Fast-forward 25 years — David Ruske has released an 1802 emulator for OS X.
Great.
That’s just Great.
Now I’m compelled to go back and relive the trauma of programming in 1802 machine language. The event that made me avoid coding for 15 years… yeah, great
Damn! I just checked my logs…
Now, if we assume that vistors to my blog are a representitive sample of the internet community as a whole, then it is obvious that there is an evil conspiricy at foot. Microsoft is actually the minor player, not Apple! Who knew?
I’ve got to call Enderle
Well, it is green…
The image above is from The Fall of the Rebel Angels by Pieter Bruegel, for some reason I thought it appropriate. You can see the full image here
Sometimes I’m an idiot.
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I was trying to make this layout work back in January without any success. I was stymied by a complete lack of understanding of the float attribute. I had the Newsbar set to float: left and the Content set to float: right — WRONG! I just needed to float them both right. Had to fiddle with the Content width for IE Mac, but otherwise it was easy
