7 Nov
1998
7 Nov
'98
1:39 a.m.
On Sat, 7 Nov 1998, Paul Braun wrote:
Hey, thanks to all who replied - yes, I though Wayne was involved in
that rag.
I used to be a very loyal 'Byte' subscriber - sure wish I'd kept
those earlier one (before it started to get REAL thick and pc-centric).
'Byte's early years were fun for hardware hackers - I wonder if
anybody actually got their 'barcode' software publishing scheme
to work. They had a few issues with pages of barcodes you were
supposedly able to read in with a wand.
Some issues had ad's for an actual vinyl LP record of cassette
software. Bet those are pretty rare!
Chuck
cswiger(a)widomaker.com
Chuck Swiger wrote:
Kilobaud was a spin-off from "73" Magazine, a mag for amateur radio operators.
"73" publisher Wayne Green originally put the computer hobbyist articles in 73,
but when the amount of computer articles started to choke out the ham radio
Just curious if anyone remembers a magazine called "Kilobaud" - Seems
like it had a short life.