Hmmmm, When was I using the IBM 360? I think about 1964. Slide rules in
about 1954. Hell, I still have two operational Osborne CPM machines. I not
only remember punch cards but also perforated paper tape. We had wonderful
old analog devices with huge patch panels and wires everywhere. Things have
come a long way. /jim
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Nope, sorry, I was doing the slide rule thing over 10 years earlier.
Nope, sorry, Algol and Fortran, punch cards, IBM 7090/94, 1964
Moose
Lama-Jim L'Hommedieu wrote:
>High school physics, fall of 1972: Spring-steel tensioner, leather sleeve,
and magnifier on my jumbo-sized slide rule.
><snip>
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