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Some timestamps would be nice. The Aquarius has much better upgrades available than the two old ones mentioned here. Micro expander and MX give it incredibly more functionality with USB storage as well as Aqua pad controller and Aqua max tape loader solution from you make robots.

I love how Bill pronounces ANTIC as the "antique chipset" :⁠-⁠)

Thanks VCF SoCal and Bil for having me onstage for some reason!

50:09 I documented the procedure to uncover the Vectron Easter Egg and posted it on GameFAQs, though somebody else created the original indie disassembler and discovered the text in the ROM.

7:51 "The Award-Winning Kool-Aid Man" is one of the games I reverse-engineered. Fun to see what happens beyond Level 13.

Thanks for the great video! I watched and shared.

When I first started talking tp Sellam, I literally had no idea he was so pivitol in the vintage computer hobby. I just know him as the absolutely solid, funny and kind friend from the Apple II Facebook group but I now know my friend is a living legend! Great talk.

Some links of the things discuss would be really helpful

Terrific video! I have purchased numerous items from Sellam. Always top notch!!

Great talk, Sellam! I remember you from facebook, but i did not know who you really are..

Sellam, we need to hang out together more at the next Festival. This was a truly great presentation.

I swear I am swatting at an actual fly that was determined to interrupt my talk. Thank you to VCF SoCal for a fantastic event. I apologize if parts of my narrative seem confusing or are missing details but I was trying to fit at least three hours of blabber into one, and still recovering from an ER visit and antibiotics administered a couple days prior after I squared off with a feral cat on the farm (I won BTW).

I've been adjacent to the FujiNet project for 4 years now, and an Atari 8-bit user for over 40 years, but the fact that the FujiNet can just go "here's a new device called N:", and the Atari OS just goes "sure, whatever buddy", and suddenly you're OPEN #1,4...ing a file from 1000 miles away *still* blows my mind. 😂

The Defender leader board. MBR. That's me :).

Been waiting for this post, it was from Saturday which I missed due to conflict.

Great for me to finally see this video, Thom! I was stuck at my booth.

Great presentation! Thanks for the call out. Those were exciting times. Still use my nuon rotary controller with yak twister board❤

Great talk, was glad to say I was there. It can't be forgotten that it took a company the size of IBM to give the world core-memory and SLT logic. The development of OS/360 run over budget and behind schedule and cost something like $5B in the 1960s!

These panels are a great show highlight where multiple perspectives are available and introducing new names. Shows too that the best of the VCF isn't confined to the first day.

Such a great show

11:40 The "E:" editor device "didn't do anything important", Joe says! 😂 I know, I know, he's really talking about the 400 & 800 built-in Memo Pad. Still though, the Atari's editor was joy to work with, compared to the Timex Sinclair 1000 (ZX81), Commodore 64, and Apple II that I had also poked around on at the time.

Enjoyed finding me and my party. Cool!

Cool! Glad I remembered to set up the camera for it!

As an 'early adopter' of the Backbit its great to see its capability come to so many of the retro platforms.

Please post too the interview about the development history at IBM. It was Sunday afternoon as I remember.

Great to see these get to the web, even as well attended for its first show (VCF SoCal) not everyone could travel to hear this pioneering work on Fujinet.

I had no clue what I was in before I went as I don’t have an Atari - but I am glad it went as it was a good presentation

Great presentation, thanks for sharing it!