 SWRAP 2005 was historic for Jim Brain's rollout of QuantumLink Reloaded, the online service formerly known as Q-Link. It was just amazing for people to log on with their original screen names over a decade after the sad night that Q-Link went dark in 1994. |
I was lucky enough to win a QuantumLink Reloaded polo shirt in the raffle. Left to right: Jeff Ledger, Jim Brain, Cenbe. |
Elwix of Style, hypnotized by 6502 assembly code as usual. |
Jim Butterfield talks with Dave Haynie (right), one of the original Commodore engineers. Dave brought some extremely rare Amiga prototype boards and gave a talk on the history of Commodore. He also autographed my copy of his DVD The DeathBed Vigil, about the final days of Commodore! |
The premiere of Must See DTV, the first ever demo for the DTV, by Style. It uses a new technique developed by Six called cblast. |
Jim Butterfield, Commodore spokesperson and educator, still codin' after all these years! |
The famous animatronic cat, a toy that Jeri Ellsworth picked up before the after-party and hacked to be controlled from a Commodore. You had to be there... |
...but if you weren't, here are a couple of videos... and some source code! See also this CSDb entry. |