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From: worldlam on 5 Nov 2007 01:37
Anyone here still in contact with Michael? It would be nice for
Commodore Free magazine to hunt him down for a interview. According to
Intellius there is 2 Mike Henry's still in Oregon. One being 35 yrs
old in Salem/Keizer Oregon which could be possible as I am 37. Then
another in Portland Oregon (basement boys home) at 42 yrs old.

It would be nice to chat with him :)

From: Andrew Wiskow on 6 Nov 2007 10:00
On Nov 4, 10:37 pm, worldlam <sa...(a)holosupplies.com> wrote:
> Anyone here still in contact with Michael? It would be nice for
> Commodore Free magazine to hunt him down for a interview. According to
> Intellius there is 2 Mike Henry's still in Oregon. One being 35 yrs
> old in Salem/Keizer Oregon which could be possible as I am 37. Then
> another in Portland Oregon (basement boys home) at 42 yrs old.
>
> It would be nice to chat with him :)

Hmmm... I always *assumed* that "Mike J. Henry" was a made-up name
that he used to protect his identity... I could be wrong though! ;)

-Andrew
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From: bluebirdpod on 6 Nov 2007 11:31
On Nov 6, 8:00 am, Andrew Wiskow <wis...(a)verizon.net> wrote:
> On Nov 4, 10:37 pm, worldlam <sa...(a)holosupplies.com> wrote:
>
> > Anyone here still in contact with Michael? It would be nice for
> > Commodore Free magazine to hunt him down for a interview. According to
> > Intellius there is 2 Mike Henry's still in Oregon. One being 35 yrs
> > old in Salem/Keizer Oregon which could be possible as I am 37. Then
> > another in Portland Oregon (basement boys home) at 42 yrs old.
>
> > It would be nice to chat with him :)
>
> Hmmm... I always *assumed* that "Mike J. Henry" was a made-up name
> that he used to protect his identity... I could be wrong though! ;)
>
> -Andrew
> ___
> / __|__ Cottonwood BBS
> / / |_/ telnet://cottonwood.servebbs.com
> \ \__|_\ Open 24/7 -=- 50 Online Games!
> \___| http://hometown.aol.com/cottonwoodbbs





Taken from the Commodore 64 (C64) Preservation Project at the
following address
http://c64preservation.com (just click on the Jim Drew 2007 Inteview)
on the left side.


Jim Drew 2007 Inteview


Q: Did you communicate with them at all? Who were the friends you
talked with about protection methods, drive hardware, needs and wishes
for a "perfect" disk backup tool?

A: Oddly enough, Mike J. Henry (Fast Hack'em fame) lived in Portland,
Oregon (where I lived) and came to my office (Commodore headquarters
for educational support) on several occasions and we use to crack
software. There were really only a handful of people that could crack
everything, so chatting with a little limited. :)


From: DigitalGod on 7 Nov 2007 07:48
On Sun, 04 Nov 2007 22:37:37 -0800, worldlam <sales(a)holosupplies.com>
wrote:

>Anyone here still in contact with Michael? It would be nice for
>Commodore Free magazine to hunt him down for a interview. According to
>Intellius there is 2 Mike Henry's still in Oregon. One being 35 yrs
>old in Salem/Keizer Oregon which could be possible as I am 37. Then
>another in Portland Oregon (basement boys home) at 42 yrs old.
>
>It would be nice to chat with him :)


Now THAT would be cool to hear from this guy.

Can anyone post the LAST WORKING version of Fast Hack'Em?
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