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Born April 27, 1945
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Graduated from University of California, Berkeley
Pictured is the Sproul Hall Sit-in after the governor ordered arrests, and at which Felsenstein was arrested -
Designed and Built the Pennywhistle Modem
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Community Memory Opened
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Developed the VDM-1, a terminal system for the Altair 8800 microcomputer, at the Processor Technology Corporation
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First Meeting of the Homebrew Computer Club
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Announcement of the Full Version of the SOL-20, which Felsenstein developed
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Co-Founded the Osborne Computer Corporation with Adam Osborne
Pictured are Lee Felsenstein and Adam Osborne in Japan -
Osborne 1 Released
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Employed at Interval Research Corporation
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Honored as a Pioneer of the Electronic Frontier by the Electronic Frontier Foundation
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Founded the Free Speech Movement Archives
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Became a Laureate of the Tech Museum of Innovation
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Developed the "Pedal-Powered Internet", for installation in remote villages in the developing world
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Inducted as a CHM Fellow
Pictured are the 2016 CHM Fellow Award honorees David Cutler, Philip Moorby, and Lee Felsenstein