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Life was better! -
An IBM like that is on my hit list, very nice!
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Fondest memories: - Eating late at night, with my brother at the Denny's, so I could show him the Metrowerk's Pascal book I had just...
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Fondest memories: - Going to the Apple dealer in town and playing with the Macintosh Portable display model. There was no way you...
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Fondest memories: - Stopping in to work at the the university library computer lab - at least a dozen AT&T PCs (the amber screens were...
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It was great to be around then - and I miss that time so much. Don't get me wrong, its great to have what's available to us now, but its...
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And this presented a major problem for society then. They'd ask: "how do I use it?", and the reply: "Whatever you want." would make no...
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That is, an object's user-interface: the buttons, dials, and levers did specific things that never changed, much like even today's cars...
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We don't see micros & GUIs for the conceptual leaps they were, because we're used to it, obviously. But one way to understand it is to...
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For ordinary people, home computers made the biggest impact. Before the late 70s, everything had to be done by hand, at human speeds...
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I want to enter "386 enchanted mode."
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You can have a 486 system with a Pentium in it though.
