I didn't have any real working relationship with Mark, but I remember him well.
I met him over the Arpanet; we shared a common interest in Atari computers, and when I moved to the Bay Area to work for Atari, I met him (and Mabry Tyson) at a local users group meeting. He was kind of intense. He knew a /lot/ about mailers (how much, I didn't appreciate for years).
He had a DEC-20 in his spare bedroom. I saw it once, years later. It was orange. It's safe to say that not many people had DEC-20s in their houses.
Anyway, he introduced me to the Silly Valley hacker culture, and decent chinese food, and I'll never forget that.
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I didn't have any real working relationship with Mark, but I remember him well.
I met him over the Arpanet; we shared a common interest in Atari computers, and when I moved to the Bay Area to work for Atari, I met him (and Mabry Tyson) at a local users group meeting. He was kind of intense. He knew a /lot/ about mailers (how much, I didn't appreciate for years).
He had a DEC-20 in his spare bedroom. I saw it once, years later. It was orange. It's safe to say that not many people had DEC-20s in their houses.
Anyway, he introduced me to the Silly Valley hacker culture, and decent chinese food, and I'll never forget that.