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Feel better?
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Now, Steve, tell the others
what you're feeling.
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Like...
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- Like it's gone.
- What is?
:18:31
The anger.
:18:34
Like the anger's gone.
:18:38
It's gone.
:18:57
Back then, our big thrill was going to
this thing they called the Homebrew Club.
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It was where guys
spent all their spare time...
:19:02
... trying to get access to computers
owned by the local corporations.
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And people would go there
and show the stuff they just built.
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Except most of it
didn't really work all that well.
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- Read in the Popular Electronics
issue about a year ago...
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...about the new Altair 8800.
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I was nervous that day we walked
in with my homemade computer...
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... but I got a charge out of it.
All those guys...
:19:25
... coming over and wanting
to talk to me.
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The schematics we have...
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- What is this thing?
- Check it out.
:19:35
The first computer
you're ever gonna see.
:19:37
What's the screen for?
:19:38
I was never good at talking
to people in those days...
:19:41
... but Steve, he was amazing.
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Alexander Graham Bell when he heard his
first ring, that's as revolutionary as this is.
:19:48
He's talking about the Altair? I never
had a problem till I tried to use it.
:19:52
All of a sudden we found out what
we wanted to do with our lives.
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- It was all we ever wanted.
- To 30.
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Here is the first personal computer
that you're gonna wanna buy.