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Charlton Wilbur wrote:

Actually, he does, and he does become irate because no one else knows
what the f*** gurglesnoof is. I suspect that's half the fun of his
dopey game.

I noticed the bitsavers site added some APL manuals. That brought
back memories. Bad ones.

I had a college course in which APL was part of it. I duly bought the
textbook, I believe authored by Ken Iverson. I duly sat down at an
APL equipped Selectric and logged on using my new account.

That's as far as I got.

Suffice it to say I did not understand APL. Any of it. I strongly
doubt I ever got even the simplest program to work, not even an "Hello
World".

I remember the instructor writing a program that calculated prime
numbers using maybe three or four Greek characters. I didn't
understand any of it.

After the class I sold the undeciperable textbook and never looked at
APL again.

Today, I guess somewhere some math types are happily Greeking away
writing enormously complex logic in only a few characters.

I could understand how _mathmaticians_ would like the language. But
did anyone else like the language?

For Sale: A Shugart SA800-2 8-Inch Floppy Drive from the Altair and
IMSAI 70's Microcomputer Era.

115 volt 60 Hz operation. Excellent, near mint condition. Believed to
be working but I have no way to verify and thus will be
sold as-is.

Picture: http://mywebpages.comcast.net/mnowlen/shugart-sa800-2.html

$25 plus shipping.

Packaged weight will be around 18 pounds.

Email reply please,

Mike Nowlen
mnowlen@comcast.net

Happy Labor Day, everybody!

In September we forego our usual club meeting
in favor of the annual "picnic" dinner! This year
the picnic dinner will be on Tuesday, September 9,
5 p.m. at

Brooks Ranch Restaurant
4131 S. Chestnut Ave.
Fresno, CA
(559) 485-6951

If you are in the area, bring yourself, your family,
your friends, and know that the club is paying for
the food. Various knick-knack door prizes will be
given away.

Relax and enjoy,
Robert Bernardo
Fresno Commodore User Group
http://videocam.net.au/fcug

toby wrote:

snip re philips DS714, tanx

the last sentence of the article from 2005

"Isaksen will be deploying the Stratus servers to the field in the
middle of next month but doesn’t expect they will go into production
until the first of next year."

lil late, innit ?

sebastian@WELTON.DE (Sebastian Welton) writes:

I have a couple of the brown pocket notepads ... but i also have
(round, clear, globe):
http://www.garilc.com/~lynn/vnet1000.jpg

it has gotten a little dinged over the years.

the internal network
http://www.garlic.com/~lynn/subnetwork.html#internalnet

was larger than arpanet/internet from just about the beginning until
sometime possibly mid-85.

past reference mentioning the 1000th node
http://www.garlic.com/~lynn/99.html#112
http://www.garlic.com/~lynn/internet.htm#22

the internal network was originally developed at the science center
http://www.garlic.com/~lynn/subtopic.html#545tech

On 2008-08-26, John Varela verizon.net> wrote:

If it was 6-bit code it wasn't Baudot. And that would make the
machines Model 29s, which were originally developed for the 6-bit
Teletypesetter code but didn't sell in that market. So then some
were made in a 6-bit IBM BCD code; but I was led to believe that
all of those were built for Bell System internal use only. But then
I supposed Mitre could have got them if they wanted them.

On 2008-08-26, hancock4@bbs.cpcn.com bbs.cpcn.com> wrote:

IBM also had card-to-card transceivers without going through Baudot.
The advantage of going through Baudot was that you could use regular
telegraph circuits, including regenerative repeaters if necessary...

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Date: Wed, August 27, 2008 8:08 am
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Commodore Free Issue 22
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CONTENTS

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