On Tue, 11 Jul 2017, at 08:20 AM, Jerry Wolper wrote: > > > This all puts me in mind of the days when hard drives were a high-end > option, operating systems weren't standardized, and software had to fit > on > the most restrictive machine's floppy. (The TI-99 for what I was doing.) > There was less than 100K to work with. Megabytes? Incomprehensible > luxury.
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