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Working at Honeywell's Aeronautical division
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Potlucks
He would discuss issues of computers as opposed to technical issues of hacking. -
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Moving to California
He moved to Lombard Street in San Francisco, California. -
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Teaching out of appartment
He would teaching wine testing, Greek dancing, and Computer Science on Tuesday. -
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Embrace of a 'hippy' lifestyle
He embraced the 'hippie' lifestyle at Midpeninsula Free University. -
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Got Divorced
He got divorced in the 1960s. -
Winner of Mark Mills Award
He won as a graduate student for his paper about the atomic nucleus. This award is from the American Nuclear Society. In the picture, he is the one farthest on the left. -
Classroom Experience in Spring
While teaching Remedial FORTRAN as a 1 day class, Albercht was surprised how unprepared an IBM education was. There was no practical experience as part of the IBM education. -
First Publication of People's Computer Company
Based on an idea Albrecht had over the summer, it was a periodical about computers. -
Wrote a book on games on the Atlair
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Pledge for Personal Computers
He pledged to have personal computers available using Intel 8008 or 8080 Processors. -
Gordon French's Meeting
Would Attend at the event and show off an Atlair 8800, but rarely attended other events by Gordon French. -
Began Bug Reporting
He began creating Bug Reports for BASIC along with suggestions on how to fix those. -
Launch of Tiny Basic Journal
He created this in addition to People's Computer Company, but with a software focus. There were issues with underpayment with Dr. Dobbs, the editor. -
Bob Albrecht Dies
Bob Alberecht died June 6, 2020. He was 85 years old.