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Cheers, -Cliff
As Bob Segar said, I wish I didn't know now what I didn't know then.
Like you, as I've grown older, I cherish those times when my old-school skills are still useful - whether in computing, physics, or electronics. And there's so many new goodies that I'm never bored.
Anyways - how often do you get a chance to show a slide rule to a thousand people? Cheers, -Cliff
The Defcon ham radio village was packed -- I picked up a lot of info on meshtastic. Last night set up a node in my attic.
And I celebrate every Klein Bottle order by walking around my backyard garden … puts me in the right mood.
Cheers, Cliff
Note to myself: Next talk, bring analog clock. Old darkroom timer.
Cheers, Cliff
Now, as I hear that distant bell tolling, it's time to pass the torch: it's your turn to take over and make this world a better place. You can't do much worse than my generation...
Warm wishes, -Cliff
Yikes - Yep, I remember your visit -- what a hoot to see that photo.
And yep, I'm working on a new quilt: it'll be a recursive design.I'm volunteering around the Bay Area (up at the Steam Trains at Tilden Park on Sunday afternoons), show up to the intro-classes at Berkeley Folk Dancing, and speak to schools and professional groups.
And, of course, I'm still operating this Klein bottle business. I have only one employee (who is a lazy, good for nothing sloth). Management is very thin and incompetent: there's only one boss (who is an oppressive taskmaster always trying to get me to do more work than I want to).