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Woz OK's Apple I Resurrection

Posted by Hemos on from the all-things-old-are-new-again dept.

A reader wrote to us with a story from Wired about a gentleman who's hand-crafting Apple Is for ordering. He's been unable to get a response from Apple, but Woz has graciously responded.

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  1. Re:GNAA Announces acquisition of SCO by Anonymous Coward · · Score: -1, Offtopic

    This doesn't need to be modded down, this needs to be deleted. I'm a str8 white man and I'm fucking offended. This asshole needs to be removed.

    Begin flame war now...

  2. Re:GNAA Announces acquisition of SCO by Anonymous Coward · · Score: -1, Offtopic
    If you are so easily offended, then perhaps you should stay off the net you know...

    And no, I'm not the fuckhead who posted the above shit. But, I'm more offended by your reply than some juvenile moron posting offtopic flamebaits.

  3. Wozniak's e-mail used without permission? by Peter+Cooper · · Score: -1, Offtopic

    "Sure you can use the ROM's," said Woz in an e-mail that Briel forwarded to Wired News.
    <snip>
    and Woz couldn't be reached for comment.

    Doesn't it sound like Wired reproduced an e-mail without the creator's permission? This seems to go beyond fair use. Should they really have published this without Wozniak's permission?

  4. This just in!!!!!!.... by Anonymous Coward · · Score: -1, Offtopic

    WOZ ok's Buttsex!

    gHey!

  5. In other news... by Thaidog · · Score: -1, Offtopic

    GNAA poster got tracked down and suffered a drive by/drive thru issue... whoops! back off the bro ego yo!

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  6. Re:Anyone up for porting linux onto this thing? by ScrewMaster · · Score: 0, Offtopic

    I think it would be cool to boot MS-DOS on this thing ... of course the vanilla 6.22 would be too big, but something like an optimized IBMBIO.SYS and COMMAND.COM with a driver for its framebuffer would be really cool.

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