A month ago I was in a Seattle Living Computer Museum. It was my second visit there, because the first time I saw, they don’t have the old good Spectrum. I think, that this is a part of computer history, especially in Europe (do you remember: Commodore 64 vs Sinclair Spectrum?), so I decided to find it and bring it to the museum. I found a working Spectrum: my friend, Boris Santelj, was one of the “Spectrum guys” in that times (I was a Commodore guy) and he give me his computer to bring it in the Living Computer Museum.
I want to give him a special thank for giving me his computer and an give me the opportunity to make it a part of history 😉
About me
I am working in IT for more than 10 years, concerning most of my time with small companies. A result of this work is a good knowledge of problems and products used in that companies, like Windows Small Business Server, System Center Essentials, Windows OS ecc.
I lead a Slovenian SBS Community on Microsoft, I am Microsft MVP for Cloud and Datacenter (2012 – 2018).
In my privat life I like listen to rock music, archery and constructing biiig houses with Lego cubes – of course with my son!