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SNUG 9th Anniversary Meeting

Tuesday, January 28th, 2003
SNUG 9th Anniversary Meeting

It’s been nearly 5 years since the Newton was “cancelled” by Apple, but the Newton community has kept it going strong. Tuesday night featured the 9th Anniversary Meeting of the Stanford Newton User Group, one of the first Newton user groups ever created.

When I was a freshman at Stanford, I attended one of the early meetings at the Printer’s Inc. Cafe in Palo Alto, and was promptly scared away by all of the techie computer programmer types there! You see, coming into college, I had dreams of being a chemistry and art major! I was well-versed in computers, but I never gave much thought to studying computer science. Chem32 changed all of that, however, and I went down the path of combining art and science together in Symbolic Systems.

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MacWorld 2003 Keynote

Wednesday, January 8th, 2003
MacWorld 2003 Keynote

I’ve come to you now, at the turn of the tide.

A number of my friends have inquiring why there haven’t been many updates from me lately. There’s a reason to my disappearance. I’ve been coding like a fiend since the beginning of December! You can see a preview of these apps on on my new (for the moment) weblog. There’s difference between a weblog and my digital journal. I find that I post more of my random, spur of the moment thoughts in a blog, whereas the digital journal functions as a photojournalist view of an event.

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