This playlist might well be of interest, there's plenty of Apple II content:
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=P ... yeHUJ-H00r

KansasFest 2019 - Keynote - Mark Pelczarski
KansasFest 2019 - New Product Announcements
KansasFest 2019 - Streaming Video on the Apple II
KansasFest 2019 - Apple II Software Hall of Fame Draft
KansasFest 2019 - Fully Relocatable Machine Language Routines
KansasFest 2019 - Ready Player Two: Two Player Karateka Conversion
KansasFest 2019 - Video Chat with Jordan Mechner
KansasFest 2019 - Whiz Kids Script Table Read
KansasFest 2019 - Layperson's Guide To Fix and Convert Joysticks
KansasFest 2019 - What A Difference Every Year Makes: Updates for the Internet Archive
KansasFest 2019 - Assembly Language: Short and Sweet (Lightning Talks)
KansasFest 2019 - Lightning Talks (General)
KansasFest 2019 - Marat][on 2019 - The First Run
KansasFest 2019 - Oregon Trail in Minecraft!
KansasFest 2019 - Debugging Using Emulator Time Travel
KansasFest 2019 - Managing Your Apple II Website
KansasFest 2019 - A P P L E 's Blast from the Past
KansasFest 2019 - PLATO (Programmed Logic for Automatic Teaching Operations)
KansasFest 2019 - Beneath Beneath Apple Manor
KansasFest 2019 - Track center Alignment for 5 25 inch Drives
KansasFest 2019 - Choose Your Own Adventure
KansasFest 2019 - Intel Inside: Run 8080 Programs, Virtually, on an Apple II
KansasFest 2019 - Juiced GS 2019 Update
KansasFest 2019 - Funding the 8 bit Dream
KansasFest 2019 - Data Compression for the 6502
KansasFest 2019 - Total Replay
KansasFest 2019 - SWEET16
KansasFest 2019 - Renderific, the SVG Renderer
KansasFest 2019 HackFest Entries

Whoa! I did not realize there was so much going on in the Apple ][ community!
I like the 8080 virtualizer. You think 8086 is next?
Thanks.

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In theory, there is no difference between theory and practice. In practice, there is. ...Jan van de Snepscheut

Haha! 8086 is much more complex... and there's the question of emulating a larger memory space than the 6502 has. But everything is Turing complete, so everything is possible...

I've linkified that particular talk in the head post. It rang a bell, so I checked, and it turns out this project got a mention in our final mos6502 roundup of posts from g+: