Thanks for sharing, enjoyed this. I tend to approach retro computing stuff from a nostalgia perspective, sort of assuming there's not much practical reason for

Thanks for sharing, enjoyed this. I tend to approach retro computing stuff from a nostalgia perspective, sort of assuming there's not much practical reason for using it. So it's refreshing to hear all the good qualities of the thing in its own right, from someone who isn't just reliving old memories. The modern world of incessant trivial updates (interrupting what you were doing), surveillance, distractions, etc. is a bit sad, a far cry from lovingly engineered products intended to improve your life. Hopefully the market will curtail some of this BS in time, once we all collectively get sick enough of it.