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92-year-old Joe Harper is teaching tech fluency through Tech Goes Home
Joe Harper wrote his first computer program in the 1980s, during the personal computer revolution. PCs were just emerging in the workplace, and Harper was one of the salesmen getting them through the doors of businesses in Oak Ridge. “I remember first walking into the store. They were the first personal computers I’d ever seen. My eyes got so big. The hair stood up on the back of my neck. And when I saw the owner, the first words out of my mouth…
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