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Way cool, John. I still have my TRS80 Model 100 laptop. The Model 100 Users Group in Boston used to meet at the offices of THE GLOBE. One heavy push for the successof the critter was its adoption by journalists all over the land.
Especially after someone discovered you could pull the key caps and put little dental rubber bands underneath and make them incredibly silent.
I still have my KIM-1, all the manuals and a bunch of books and magazines on it. Wish I had kept my TRS-80. I do still have that early PDA, the Radio Shack Zoomer for which I paid $600 and found instantly useless since the screen was so dim.
Who is the main guy behind Cougaar? There has to be some go-to person.
John,
Maybe you can have a contest, like your fake diploma contest. See who can come up with the best innovative use for Cougaar to improve blogging.
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