I call it TASM all the time. Not sure why other that ASM == assembly in my brain. Anyway, this is another year i can't make it so Im sad to miss all the fun.
-Josh On Mon, Sep 9, 2024, 23:26 Jerry Davis <[email protected]> wrote: > This conversation prompted me to click the link and see for myself. I've > never been to one of these events, but after checking the site I wish I > could go. > > Steve Leininger is presenting?? > > Does he present at these regularly? I'd love to hear that presentation. > I know I'm not the only one, but the TRS-80 was the first microcomputer I > was able to touch. I haunted the local Radio Shack in my home town almost > every day after school (rode my bike, up hill, both ways). The day that > machine hit the store started my desire for a personal computer. I > repaired a lot of 8 track players and CB radios to save up and buy a Color > Computer after the Model I went out of stock. Learning 6809 assembly with > the EDTASM cartridge was foundational. > > The exhibitor list looks amazing. A presentation on Arcnet. Brazilian > Radio Shack clones? > > Are these conferences like this every year? > > Jerry > > > On Mon, Sep 9, 2024, 8:39 PM RETRO Innovations <[email protected]> > wrote: > >> On 9/9/2024 7:22 PM, [email protected] wrote: >> >> Well, I used it so at least one person does 😊 >> >> Still my original post and link were at the bottom of the replay >> questioning what TASM was. Not too hard to figure out… >> >> Yes, you mentioned that now twice. Not sure why you're pushing this so >> much. Yes, most of us figured out that you meant TA2024, but the tone in >> your responses is coming off as flippant and condescending, a bit odd given >> your focus (educational media). >> Jim >> >>
