My first was an IBM 7094 using punch cards. I remember the day the
first teletype showed up and dismissing it as a passing fad. After all
what could be easier than slipping a card or two into a deck to fix a
program.
Ed
RCIA<<Relatively Cheap Internet Access>>
Redmond, WA
>On Mon, 1 Feb 1999, Marco C. Coelho wrote:
>
>> While I'm not that old, I started out on a ASR33 teletype connected to a
>> Nova 1200 minicomputer at a whopping 300 baud.....
>
>Okay since we are comparing bulges...
>I started out on an IBM 370 with a 110 baud teletype terminal. I had to
>bring my own paper! I thought I was in heaven when we got our first 300
>baud crt.
>
>So is anyone out there still using pm 11's? And why? ;-)
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