Retrocomputing devroom

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Saturday													Welcome to Retro-Computing devroom Vintage everywhere!	Getting 1K Chess for the ZX81 online Or, how I used $2 Billion of internet infrastructure to run 672 bytes of code, from 1982					Let's Get Serial! Histroy and current state of everyone's favourite interface									Made by Woz: how Apple-1 operating system works? Brilliant Steve Wozniak’s code every software engineer should know									A Computer Museum Why and how?																	Trajectware - timeline-based navigation across computing heritage						Hack for the Planet Reverse Engineering Embedded Systems to Reduce E-Waste							Keeping old Unix/Linux up-to-date with pkgsrc Keeping software on unsupported Unix-ish operating systems up-to-date												AOSC OS/Retro - An Introduction An Ongoing Quest for the Possibility of Modern Linux on Vintage Hardware						Old Web Today: Keeping Flash (and other) Retro Web Sites Accessible on the modern web Techniques for combining web archives and emulation using FOSS tools.						FrogFind and 68k News Building Modern Web Portals for Vintage Machines						A Brief History of Spreadsheets From LANPAR to VisiCalc to Lotus to LibreOffice

Retrocomputing is defined by Wikipedia as the use of older computer hardware and software in modern times.

Our topics include:

Event		Speakers	Start	End
Saturday
	Welcome to Retro-Computing devroom Vintage everywhere!	Pau Garcia Quiles (pgquiles), François Revol (mmu_man)	10:00	10:05
	Getting 1K Chess for the ZX81 online Or, how I used $2 Billion of internet infrastructure to run 672 bytes of code, from 1982	Steven Goodwin	10:05	10:30
	Let's Get Serial! Histroy and current state of everyone's favourite interface	Stephan Hohmann	10:30	11:15
	Made by Woz: how Apple-1 operating system works? Brilliant Steve Wozniak’s code every software engineer should know	Sergey Panarin	11:15	12:00
	A Computer Museum Why and how?	Bart van den Akker	12:00	13:25
	Trajectware - timeline-based navigation across computing heritage	Christophe Ponsard	13:25	13:55
	Hack for the Planet Reverse Engineering Embedded Systems to Reduce E-Waste	Maurits Fennis	13:55	14:30
	Keeping old Unix/Linux up-to-date with pkgsrc Keeping software on unsupported Unix-ish operating systems up-to-date	Carsten Strotmann	14:30	15:30
	AOSC OS/Retro - An Introduction An Ongoing Quest for the Possibility of Modern Linux on Vintage Hardware	Mingcong Bai	15:30	16:00
	Old Web Today: Keeping Flash (and other) Retro Web Sites Accessible on the modern web Techniques for combining web archives and emulation using FOSS tools.	Ilya Kreymer	16:00	16:30
	FrogFind and 68k News Building Modern Web Portals for Vintage Machines	Sean Malseed	16:30	17:00
	A Brief History of Spreadsheets From LANPAR to VisiCalc to Lotus to LibreOffice	Jim Hall	17:00	18:00

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