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Dave Mark

Dave Mark

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Co-Host, The Dalrymple Report

Eastern Region

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Government

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mlm, get rich quick, crypto, NFT, gaming,

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Total articles 5099

  • Stolen from Apple

    By Jim Dalrymple, Dave Mark| LoopInsight@ Stolen from Apple Posted on Thursday, February 24th, 2022 at 6:22 am. PTWritten by Dave MarkOld school Apple story, posted on Folklore.org by Andy Hertzfeld:In 1980, a company called Franklin Computer produced a clone of the Apple II called the Franklin Ace, designed to run the same software. They copied almost every detail of the Apple II, including all of its ROM based software and all the documentation, and sold it at a lower price than Apple.

    By Jim Dalrymple, Dave Mark · LoopInsight

    Feb. 24, 2022

  • New “Apple Buying Advice” website by TidBITS’ Josh Centers

    By Jim Dalrymple, Dave Mark| LoopInsight@ New “Apple Buying Advice” website by TidBITS’ Josh Centers Posted on Thursday, February 24th, 2022 at 5:37 am. PTWritten by Dave MarkJosh Centers:That gave me an idea: what if I put my recommendations on a website and sent people to that? That idea was the genesis of my new Apple Buying Advice site, which isn’t affiliated with TidBITS in any way. And:We offer expert recommendations to ensure you buy the right product at the right time.

    By Jim Dalrymple, Dave Mark · LoopInsight

    Feb. 24, 2022

  • Stolen from Apple

    By Jim Dalrymple, Dave Mark| LoopInsight@ Stolen from Apple Posted on Thursday, February 24th, 2022 at 6:22 am. PTWritten by Dave MarkOld school Apple story, posted on Folklore.org by Andy Hertzfeld:In 1980, a company called Franklin Computer produced a clone of the Apple II called the Franklin Ace, designed to run the same software. They copied almost every detail of the Apple II, including all of its ROM based software and all the documentation, and sold it at a lower price than Apple.

    By Jim Dalrymple, Dave Mark · LoopInsight

    Feb. 24, 2022

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Kauhava, South Ostrobothnia, Finland