Replace readme.txt with README.md #1
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Hey wow, thank you, super cool! This was a project it did a long time ago but it just was such a huge thing to me when I was a kid. Apollo was why I went into engineering, I might be overstating it, but I think it saved me from maybe being a juvenile delinquent. I wish there was a way to let people understand how important space it to inspiring kids. Anyhow, thanks for spending the time to update it. I has sort of forgotten about it until the anniversary came up. |
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No problem! It was only a few minutes anyways. Thank you for telling your story and blessing our community with your work. |
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Hello,
Since someone on HackerNews recommended replacing the readme text file with a Markdown version to improve formatting on mobile, I spent a few minutes doing just that.
Everything in the old readme should remain intact in this new one. Let me know if I missed anything.