#box kite

One article in this issue described how to replace the Intel 8088 in your Tandy 1000 with the NEC V-20, speeding up calculations by "up to 24 percent" ("For $25, it's the best bargain in speed since the $8 crystal for the PC AT.") Tandy's older "MS-DOS machine," the Tandy 2000, was examined with the question "What Makes a Compatible?" Even as portable disk drives for the Model 100 were talked up, one lengthy article looked at "Coping with Cassettes" for its mass storage.

The Little Jughead variant gets a softer landing than the mainline.

Figs. 69-74. Box kites. Kitecraft and kite tournaments. 1914.

When I think of finishing the work, when I think of the finished work, a great sadness overtakes me, a sadness paradoxically like joy. The circumstances of doing put away, the being of it takes possession, like a tenant in a rented house. Where are you now, homeless heart? Caught in a hinge, or secreted behind drywall, like your nameless predecessors now that they have been given names? Best not to dwell on our situation, but to dwell in it is deeply refreshing. Like a sideboard covered with decanters and fruit. As a box kite is to a kite. The inside of stumbling. The way to breath. The caricature on the blackboard.