Back in the mid-1990s, Atari computers were still extensively used in the electronic music scene. German sequencer company C-Lab licensed the design of the Falcon 030 - Atari’s final personal computer - and manufactured their own version, optimized for their own Notator music production software, with audio, MIDI, and SCSI ports plus a Motorola DSP chip.

The final version, the Mark X, shipped as a sleek 1U rack-style box.

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I'm digging the MacOS Sonoma video aerial screensavers which "slow to a stop" when you log in, but they missed the potential for one with entering / travelling / exiting through hyperspace. There could be Star Wars and Star Trek variants of this.

@gedeonm what say you?

Last show! Check out the final performance of our eight-week run at iO Theater, featuring the tarot inspired scenes of Spellbound and the feathered flocking of Double Deuce Chicken Coop!

This Sunday, December 10th at 5pm. Tickets are $10, available at https://ioimprov.com

#improv #chicago #comedy #iotheater

Hey all! Still available for UX design contracts / fulltime gigs. 20+ years’ experience. Chicago or remote.

Specialties: Interaction design, wireframing, flows, typography, building design systems & Figma libraries.

Focus on: enterprise IT systems, finance/banking, Smart TV interfaces & companion mobile apps.

Not a coder, but I understand HTML and CSS / SCSS pretty well.

https://www.ajkandy.com
https://www.linkedin.com/in/ajkandy

iO alum Jason Sudeikis popped by for a surprise Q&A event tonight. He is as kind, gracious, and generous as he seems, and he gave us all tons of useful and thoughtful advice.

Here he is with m’colleagues from Double Deuce Chicken Coop - we’re performing in the Level 5 showcase, Sundays at 5pm for the next few weeks, along with Spellbound! (Sadly, sans Jason.)

Tix available at https://ioimprov.com #improv #chicago