To: zeugma
I started with a Commodore 64.
5 posted on
08/17/2016 10:38:56 AM PDT by
umgud
(ban all infidelaphobics)
To: umgud
My ‘first’ was a Timex-Sinclair TS-1000!...................with 16k memory extension module!...............
13 posted on
08/17/2016 10:44:16 AM PDT by
Red Badger
(Make America AMERICA again!.........................)
To: umgud
1982
Unix PDP 1130
Installed the RS Board and sent data to a sister location in Salt Lake City over the phone system.
Hey, Al Gore invented it, right?
I have been hooked ever-since.
43 posted on
08/17/2016 11:01:16 AM PDT by
Cletus.D.Yokel
(Catastrophic, Anthropogenic Climate Alterations: The acronym explains the science.)
To: umgud
I started with a Commodore 64. I had one of those, plus a Timex 1000, and a "Trash 80". :-)
66 posted on
08/17/2016 11:17:19 AM PDT by
COBOL2Java
(Donald Trump, warts and all, is not a public enemy. The Golems in the GOP are stasis and apathy)
To: umgud
I started with a Commodore 64.Yeah, me too. Had a lot of fun with my two sons typing in game programs from Commodore magazine.
72 posted on
08/17/2016 11:19:45 AM PDT by
oh8eleven
(RVN '67-'68)
To: umgud
IBM 650 (bi-quinary), you got access for an hour and the entire "machine" was yours, used SOAP with core/drum memory.
Knuth's dedicates his opus to one and the same, inspired his instructional MIX computer.
94 posted on
08/17/2016 11:42:15 AM PDT by
jamaksin
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