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Chuck Peddle: 1937 to 2019-12-15
« on: December 20, 2019, 11:20:20 PM »
Team 6502.org has reported that Chuck Peddle passed away on 15th December.  I also see it on Wikipedia, and on Twitter.  I am somewhat shocked that this news has apparently not broken in the wider Commodore community, including this one.

I grew up with Commodore computers and the direction I have taken in life has been hugely influenced by the experiences I had with these machines as a child (especially the AMIGA).  I became an electronics engineer and computer programmer, and I think I owe a lot to the inspiration I had from my first 'proper' computer - the C64.

I once built my own computer based on the 6502.  It didn't really do much, but I learned a ton from it.  And assembly on the 6502 was a joy to me at the time.

Thanks Chuck.
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Re: Chuck Peddle: 1937 to 2019-12-15
« Reply #1 on: December 30, 2019, 09:02:27 PM »
The AmpHour will this week air a repeat of their Chuck Peddle interview in honour of his life.

https://twitter.com/TheAmpHour/status/1211702497347330048