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Early Daze

The first hands on, starting in 1975 was with DEC PDP 11 class 'mini' computers. Oh the joy of toggling in octal bootstrap loaders from the front pannel. We were in heaven when we got a paper tape reader to load the boot.

The 80's - - DEC VAX 780 - and IBM 4300's were standard machines in small university data centers. We ran academics off the dec equipment, and administrative work off big blue.

There's gonna be a (micro) Revolution

Frustrated by Oregon State Universities ability to destroy my data sets at every opportunity, I bought my first personal computer in 1981. This machine changed my career trajectory. I was a 'computer expert' in 1982 when the first IBM PC came out.

Before there was a web:

I worked with 3-D Visualization, These grapics were generated with existing tools (VistaPro) and USGS Data (DEMs) to produce stills and animations of geological features.(~1993)

Since late 1995, I've done robotics and WWW infrastructure
2001 Alan and Ethan Federman show medals on Screen Savers TV show.
Marshokhod - 1999
Lego Rover - someone with too much time on their hands!
Pneumatic Rocker Bogey Test
FIDO in background - it worked!
Dr. Bot - test of desktop video conferencing.
FIDO deploy test.
FIDO
2000 Champions, ANF on extreme right.
The First Quest Home Page 1996-1997
The 2nd Quest Homepage 1998-2001
MER in Flight - Celestia generated.
MER A Spirit at Gustev, Celestia generated.
As done by Cornell (Autocad?)
David Filo(rt) and ANF(lft) (2007)
Finally, some articles by or about me:

Early Daze

There's gonna be a (micro) Revolution

Before there was a web:

Since late 1995, I've done robotics and WWW infrastructure