e26 – Preserving Mac history with Stephen Hackett
Nov 14, 2015•1 hr 18 min
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Episode description
To celebrate our first anniversary, we're joined by Stephen Hackett of relay.fm and 512 Pixels. We talk about the different ways we came to the Mac, some of the weirder things in our Apple collections, and the importance of archiving technology for the future.
Also part of our anniversary celebrations, Simple Beep t-shirts are available!
Stephen Hackett Links for this episode- David Pogue
- Power Macintosh G3 All-in-one
- Quark Xpress
- OS X Server 10.2 (ten-user license: $499!)
- Apple Studio Display
- "Night of the Panther" release party
- Debug on the Carbon transition
- Stephen's Apple collection inventory
- Twentieth Anniversary Macintosh
- AppleWorks
- Number Munchers, Super Munchers
- Oregon Trail [browser emulation]
- Connected on archiving iOS apps
- emulating the Super FX chip
- iBook G3 keyboard stench
- 512 Pixels: Old Mac of the Month
- 512 Pixels: On the Past, Present and Future of Apple's Aqua User Interface
- QuickTime Live sweatshirt
- As the Apple Turns [WayBack]
- What does '512 pixels' mean? (in 2015??)
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