> On the CeBIT last year they had an exhibition of old computers. There > was one, I think it was a Commodore C64, which had only BASIC as ui, > programming language. You had to use those old audio tapes for saving > your data. It is hard to think that someone wrote programs on such a > "computer".
Remarkable indeed, since we now know that no real computer programs were written prior to 1998. And "audio tapes"? An oxymoron if ever there was one! Despite the atrocious quality people apparently used to buy them blank and then copy music onto them, can you believe that? > I wonder what people of my age will say in 30 years when > they see a box similar to the ones we are using in a museum. They'll say "Kids today!" and roll their eyes like I did... A
