I think Chuck would be quite pleased with your story!
It's always sad to lose someone so talented - or anyone for that matter. One of the few consolations is that it gives us a chance to tell great stories about them.
BTW for anyone like me who often just reads the comments here, take a few minutes to read Chuck's obituary. It's a wonderful celebration of his life and work.
"Having his own company allowed Chuck to be Chuck. He got up when he felt like it (usually in the afternoon), he worked when he felt like it, and wrote the software he wanted to write. He was a guru in the fullest sense of the word."
It's always sad to lose someone so talented - or anyone for that matter. One of the few consolations is that it gives us a chance to tell great stories about them.
BTW for anyone like me who often just reads the comments here, take a few minutes to read Chuck's obituary. It's a wonderful celebration of his life and work.
"Having his own company allowed Chuck to be Chuck. He got up when he felt like it (usually in the afternoon), he worked when he felt like it, and wrote the software he wanted to write. He was a guru in the fullest sense of the word."