News Roundup podcasts are still up, for those who never heard them. https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/cbs-news-roundup/id172...

Proud user since the classic Mac OS days (anyone else remember the OpenDoc version?), and it's still a solid editor at a good price.

TextWrangler!

Same. Recently moved to Windows (blah) but if I move back, that's a purchase for me.

I thought of that too. Seems like the right last name to have.

Long ago I wrote my own really incomplete vi subset for the C64 that I really should dust off. But there's a more polished vi clone for 6502 machines, including the C64, Apple II and Atari: https://vi65.sourceforge.net/

Zaccaria pinballs I think used it pretty heavily as well. Again, no clear explanation there either.

I've got a TurboExpress. Recapped, it's a great little handheld. Screen is adequate for the era (though I've seen upgrades). My favourite 6502-based handheld is still the Atari Lynx, but this is close.

I have a lynx II, and it is a brick (huge! heavy!).

I regularly wipe my stethoscope, but I have never sterilized it. I doubt many would survive an autoclave.

I've actually found them pretty terrible. I can't hear subtle findings at all with those. My usual stethoscope is an older-model Littman Cardiology III with stiff rubber and a dual pediatric-adult head. I've had it for over 25 years.

I guess it's different strokes, because I can definitely hear subtle sounds much easier with them. In fact normal sounds sound like it is going to blow out my ears. The only issue I have is consistency; it's difficult to gauge how much something has changed over time with different stethoscopes, especially pulmonary edema and wheezing.

Yes. None of the 603 series, including the 603e, was intended for multiprocessing, so the same hacks were required.

Top-quality passive-aggressive FAQ.