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Sentient
 Post subject: Forum slowdown
PostPosted: Mon Jul 26, 2004 10:08 pm 
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The forum sure seems to have slowed a lot since I left.

Whats everyone up to??

How about a few progress updates.

[Garth] - Did you ever get that introductory 6502 setup to Mike for us newbies?
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PostPosted: Mon Jul 26, 2004 10:30 pm 
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> [Garth] - Did you ever get that introductory 6502 setup to Mike for us newbies?

No, he has his hands pretty full. He still has another article of mine to put up first. I have plenty more for him here though, so I can make sure he never catches up. ;) The 6502 primer is one of those items.
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Only asked because I lost the designs I did for my own system that I posted a while back, and the chances of someone having them in their cache (let alone looking for them) is pretty slim.

And now I've forgotten how to do anything :)
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