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Born to the daughter of an engineer and a commercial artist, Lee grew up in the Strawberry Mansion area of Philadelphia. (Levy 154) -
You can find Lee on Patreon still alive and kicking, contributing to the space.
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Initially unable to secure a scholarship for his Electrical Engineering degree, Lee would eventually drop out in 1967. (Levy 157, 159)
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Given date is when Felsenstein was terminated from the position for failing to disclose information he was not privy to about his parent's communist associations. (Levy 158) -
Lee was arrested at Berkeley's Sproul Hall while engaging in journalistic activism for the Free Speech Movement. (Levy 158) -
Felsenstein joins as the "military editor", responsible for articles critiquing the formation and tactics of a demonstration. Aggressive and agitative to the point that it was said during the trial of the Oakland Seven that Lee should have been tried instead. -
Resource One was a community organization to promote the demystification of technology and Lee was tapped to maintain the Hulking Giant system they were able to acquire. -
The first public computerized bulletin board system, Lee is identified as a founder. (Levy 153) -
During his time at the Homebrew Computer Club, one of Lee's inventions was this device which cut costs for a modem from $4-600 to $109. (Levy 220) -
A major video display project Lee completed for Processor Technology, that would be widely copied. (Levy 242) -
Short for Loving Grace Cybernetics, this is the company Lee founded as his consulting company while developing projects and moderating the Homebrew Computer Club
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Lee was nominated by "Junk Man" Marty Spergel and became quite accomplished as the master of ceremonies (Levy 216) -
A progression of the spirit of Altair, the next step in bringing the microcomputer to the people. The first fully assembled microcomputer. (Levy 245) -
Lee spoke about his Community Memory vision at this nationwide gathering of hackers. (Levy 273) -
A cheap no-frills computer, small and portable. Designed solely by Felsenstein for John Osborne for a significant stake of an as-of-then unformed company (Levy 282)