who was lucky enough to view the American Eclipse yesterday??

The live corona coverage was beautiful during the first totality in Oregon!

I am on Qutee everyday, love it!
Please spread the word, the more people using it, making discussions, the better.

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Over 29 festivals, it has rained 80% of the time!
Why does it always rain during Glastonbury in June?

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An amazing moment in time. A spectacular event to view.

That will be an incredible experience.

Don’t stare at the eclipse without eye protection! Enjoy it, but don’t go blind.

My mom used to throw parties for lunar eclipses and serve orange tang and moon pies…she told me she’s going ALL out for this one because the eclipse is literally passing over my home town (Charleston, SC), which is giving me huge FOMO

I’ve never seen one in person. I always wondered what our ancient ancestors thought when they saw one. I can only assume they were terrified.

I’m right in it’s path. The last full eclipse I remember was as a child so I’m super excited for this one.

Here is the official site:

https://www.greatamericaneclipse.com/

Honestly they’re just overall really great things to attend. You can meet up with friends, meet new people, it’s a place where you can have fun, and you can do it with family. (If they’re into that thing.) but I think what’s best about gaming events is the insane diversity of people there. Whether it be cosplayers, those crazy anime people, etc. =)

Great show. Atari stuff was awesome. Nice southern folks. Great lady with the Star Trek tattoo on her calf!!

i first started programming for a living in 1977. i was so happy to see a datapoint 2200 here. i was afraid people had forgotten about it. Thanks for bringing back the good memories.

Paul N

Andy Hertzfeld’s speech was insightful. A hobby turned career with Apple in the early days must have been exciting.

The big screen Atari games are calling my name.