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Sometimes, especially if you hit a certain age, nostalgia hits you.
Summary
If you were around in the mid-to-late 1980s, computers were less like a commodity and more like being part of a quiet revolution. I spent untold hours at that time pushing the Apple Macintosh for desktop publishing (DTP).
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