The 1965 Foundation
My journey started in 1965 with the Digi-Comp 1. This wasn't a toy to me; it was a three-digit binary machine that required manual cycling. It taught me the logic of flip-flops and programming with plastic pegs long before the digital age took hold.
Building the Early Web
In the 80s, while others were just discovering home computing, I was modifying Atari 800s to run ACOM BBS. We were connecting people via modems and null cables a decade before the "Internet" became a household name.
