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Stars and mentions · Last 30 days, Oct 5 – Nov 3
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- readerisdeadBest: 3rd by stars, 153 stars002
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Mentions
The Computer History Museum oral history interviews (computerhistory.org) are a great first-hand resource about Apple’s (and NeXT's) past. I'd come across a few before (e.g. those with Avie Tevaian, Gary Davidian and Jon Rubinstein), but there are a lot more - I've found 61 interviews with folks who have worked at either company. If you'd like to work through the entire collection, I've put together an RSS feed for your podcast player (github.com/mihaip/feed-scraping/releases/download…) and a YouTube playlist (youtube.com).