From the moment his fingers hit the keyboard on the TI 99/4A that his dad brought home,
Joseph Fleming
knew computers were destined to be a big part of his life. From typing hex-based programs out of Compute!’s Gazette magazine on a Commodore 64, to his first programs in BASIC, it was just a matter of where destiny would take him.
A brief fling with the idea of becoming an automotive engineer almost waylaid him, but a career in IT was ...
