Sounds like Ernest Adams, but I can't find the talk from a quick search.

It wasn't Ernest, I'd remember that, but thanks for suggestion!

Seeing Wolf3d running on PC screens in those computer shows at the Cow Palace was what finally convinced me to move from the Amiga to PC.

I usually end up using podbay.fm for finding rss feeds for shows which don't list them on their web pages (or anywhere else). https://podbay.fm/p/software-unscripted

I've been using FreshTomato, which I got pre-installed from a seller on ebay, but IIRC DD-WRT has better support for some Broadcom chips because they allow binary blobs which have better hardware support.

Still inspiring hackers today! Behold the movie in C: http://bloerp.de/code/tempel/hackers/hackersFinal.c.html

Yes, there were so many little details like looking for pigeons leaving to see if there is a spy in your town.

I feel his strength was being an endless fountain of interesting ideas combined with ability to inspire lots of hard work from his development team. I forget if it was Dungeon Keeper or Black and White where they talked to the development team while he was on a junket and they had no idea about of a bunch of the features he was promising. Ultimately I think he had a really talented team at Bullfrog who slowly burned out and over time people were less willing to kill themselves on death marches trying to carry out his whims.

The early EA games on the Amiga really had some magic about them, down to the box designs and the tone of their ads. It really felt like a whole new era with new possibilities was on the horizon.

I was just watching another mostly Molyneux centered documentary: 30 Years of God Game History | Populous, Dungeon Keeper, Black & White, Spore and more https://youtu.be/gt4-tBFIcsI

What's the likelihood of getting hassled by your ISP for running this? I always assume that the main target is torrent traffic these days and all the rest is mostly being ignored, due to the volume of torrent enforcement, but would be interested if anyone had any experience otherwise.

Asking for a friend.

Your ISP doesn’t give a crap what you download, they just care about the GB downloaded and a specially uploaded. Users are harassed when the ISP gets a legal notice from a copyright holder that has “proof” of infringement by your IP.