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The wisteria has come and gone, the plum trees
have burned like candles in the cup of earth,
the almond has shed its pure blossoms
in a soft ring around the trunk. Iris,
rose, tulip, hillsides of poppy and lupin,
gorse, wild mustard, California is blazing
in the foolish winds of April. I have been
reading Keats—the poems, the letters, the…

I’ve been working on getting some games for classic Mac OS ready for release. These games require an older Mac or, more likely, an emulator like Mini vMac or PCE/macplus to run. The games will be available for download, but I’d also like to make them available to play directly in a web browser.

A while back I learned that the Internet Archive uses…