RC2014 Newsletter Archive

[Spencer]

Tomorrow will be exactly 10 years since I sent out the first  RC2014 Newsletter. That went out to 130 people, but the list has grown to well over 10 times that now.

Mailchimp lets you go back and read previous issues, but this is capped to the most recent 20 - which only gets you back to Issue 48

So I've set up an archive on the RC2014 website that goes right back to Issue 1. If you want to see what things looked like in the olden days, check it out https://rc2014.co.uk/history/rc2014-newsletter-archive/

(Yes, it is full of spelling mistakes, dead links, expired discount coupons and failed promises. I'm not going to change anything or rewrite history there)

Enjoy!

Spencer

[Jeff Greer]

Very nice! Thank you.

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[Chris Wall]

I can't say it enough: Thank you *all* (but especially Spencer and Wayne) for making one of the most educational experiences I've had with computers since I first cracked open my C64 in 1983. No joke. The family C128 rocked CP/M for my dad to do work, right around the time I discovered music and girls, so this is my first real experience with it. I now race my RC2014 against cartridge for my C64 with a Rpi emulation of CP/M (the pi wins, but you know, 700mhz vs ~7mhz). 

If nothing else, I can solder like a pro after doing up the backplane... fufufufuf :)

Here's to the next 10!

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