"Monster Splash" a double-hires demo for Apple IIe
http://www.deater.net/weave/vmwprod/monstersplash/
A2Pico - Multi-Function Card - Joe's Computer Museum
https://jcm-1.com/product/a2pico/
A2Pico is, essentially, a universal peripheral card for your Apple ][ Computer. Want a Z80 CPM Card? Maybe you need inexpensive mass storage. Need to add SmartPort support to your machine? Or, maybe you’re a hacker and want to design your own function. A2Pico lets you do just that!
@AppleIIBot – How to play with @AppleIIBot on Twitter
https://appleiibot.com/
Send a tweet with a short program to @AppleIIBot and your program will run on an emulated Apple II computer. The bot will tweet you back with a video your program’s output!
@AppleIIBot – How to play with @AppleIIBot on Twitter
https://appleiibot.com
Send a tweet with a short program to @AppleIIBot and your program will run on an emulated Apple II computer. The bot will tweet you back with a video your program’s output!
James Tauber : Reading Apple ][ DOS 3.3 Disk Images with Python
http://jtauber.com/blog/2009/02/15/reading_apple2_dos_3.3_disk_images_with_python
imacg3.jpg (JPEG Image, 1024x739 pixels)
http://www.dataswamp.net/colin/imacg3.jpg
"THE DOT COM ERA IS OVER. GET OFF MY SHELF, HIPPIE FREAK!"
ASCII by Jason Scott: Nailing It
http://ascii.textfiles.com/archives/000438.html
"Quag7, one of my contemporaries and collaborators, absolutely nails how to put up an informative webpage about a technically geeky and nostalgic subject."
dataswamp.net: Apple IIe serial term (Connected to Gentoo Linux)
http://www.dataswamp.net/apple2eserialterm
"As you reflect upon each and every atrocity against Man and God that you have committed (perhaps to your parish Priest), you can make a mental note that it all stopped when you started screwing around with the null modem cable."
Vimeo / 7 year old kid (me) talking about Apple IIs back in '82
http://vimeo.com/clip:192645
"From a local community access show I was on when I was a kid. I already knew what I wanted to be, even back then!"
Karateka (computer game) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Karateka_(computer_game)
"As an easter egg, a second version of the game was placed on the flip side of the disk. If one put the disk into the drive upside-down, the game played identically to the first side, except that the game was displayed vertically flipped"