I thought I would post this here, as its not really a dire need for anyone to look at, but recentyl there have been some sad passing(s), and there have been a couple that may have gone unnoticed.
I know this is a little late, as Jim Williams (Analog circuit super-guru) passed in June of this year, but I recently stumbled on a really cool exhibit that will be around for a bit, that people may not know about...
The computer history museum in Sunnyvale, California has recently added his workbench to their exhibits, and I just wanted to share the page, I'd personally love to see it, but California is a little out of reach for me at the moment.
http://www.computerhistory.org/highlights/analoglife/
Enjoy if you can, it'll be around until April!
Matty-
P.S. if you happen to visit, post some pics, it looks like it could be really nifty looking!
I know this is a little late, as Jim Williams (Analog circuit super-guru) passed in June of this year, but I recently stumbled on a really cool exhibit that will be around for a bit, that people may not know about...
The computer history museum in Sunnyvale, California has recently added his workbench to their exhibits, and I just wanted to share the page, I'd personally love to see it, but California is a little out of reach for me at the moment.
http://www.computerhistory.org/highlights/analoglife/
Enjoy if you can, it'll be around until April!
Matty-
P.S. if you happen to visit, post some pics, it looks like it could be really nifty looking!
