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> Yes, I can confirm that I am real.
:-D
And better still, extant.
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a spreadsheet. "Matrix arithmetic" is of even less relevance to
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On Fri, 31 May 2024 at 18:57, Harald Arnesen via cctalk
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>
> Liam Proven via cctalk [31/05/2024 18.07]:
>
> > My first fiancée's dad had what he reckoned was the first mainframe in
> > Norway.
>
> Was it this:
>
> <https://snl.no/NUSSE> - in Norwegia
he pieces up to at least
> the 2nd or 3rd floor, put it back together and got it running!
>
> QUITE a story!
https://www.ljw.me.uk/ibm360/Saga.html
That one? Lawrence is on this list and posts occasionally. He's real:
I've met him. He was kind enough to give me some boxed copies of OS/2.
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Kenbak or some hexadecimal trainer.
It needs to have a microprocessor to qualify.
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you need an English language website, and an English language project
description, if you want to raise money internationally.
The websites did not successfully go through Google Translate,
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"O" level -- school exams at about age 16; you normally do about 8
subjects. I did 12.
"A" level -- school exams at ~18, necessary to get into university.
You normally do 3. I did 5.
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reckon we'd never have had a generation of child programmers.
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DS/DD 720K disks
Recycled disks--Guaranteed 100%
$34.95
Recycled disks are tested, reformated, and relabeled in our facility.
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rsonal
acquaintance find hard to parse and hard to handle. I have some very
close American friends, but they're the bitter sarcastic type. :-D
Try finishing it. It's worth it.
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T
few
times. I still own 2 of his cast-off Macs. :-)
He is very _very_ smart and also extremely technically knowledgeable.
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scinating. Thank you. It sounds truly awful. A device that
effectively tries to push strips of tape into receptacles?
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learned to code on an IBM
1620. He told me of a terrible, terrible storage device which used a
robot to load strips of magtape. Cheap but a horrendous failure rate.
Is it this thing?
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f he's that poor. That's how life is.
> (His hobby is complaining that most stuff other people would say is
> good enough isn't perfect.)
That is a privilege that comes with being able to afford better.
TBH, ISTM that you actively want to annoy people here. It's working on
me, I can tell you
CPU and GPU fans are clean, unobstructed, spin and
it's not overheating?
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proved my xNix credentials. :-)
Good thing, really... My vi skills were minimal and they still are
today. Didn't like it then, like it less now.
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company did _not_ adopt 3+Open or OS/2. On the basis of my
experience we moved to Novell instead. At the time, a good choice, I
still think today.
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486 PC.
»
https://www.theregister.com/2023/12/19/windows_nt_30_years_on/
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hing
with no quote.
Have I said anything about Tripos anywhere?
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't you just try Google?
vcf south california
1st hit:
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orms.
https://bbcbasic.com/
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did we Sinclair fans discover that
there was an entire international market in clones and compatibles of
the little Spectrum.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_ZX_Spectrum_clones
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ely
single-core anyway.
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chair, while running Doom on a PC that wasn't connected
to mains power. The world's biggest "laptop".
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as only ever run on ARM and nothing else.
Nobody is making PDP-7s any more, are they? :-)
I think the first C-based Unix was 4th edition. Are there any new PDP-11s?
If that makes my point any clearer?
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On Wed, 31 Jan 2024 at 19:40, Wouter de Waal via cctalk
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> Computers are much like motorcycles: many of the most interesting
> ones were TERRIBLE!
Oh, very good. I may quote that. :-D
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y. Its native OS is still updated and is FOSS today, and
provided the inspiration for a key part of the Windows 95 user
interface now used by billions. The core of the OS dates from the late
1970s or so and may be the oldest OS of which a modern derivative
still can run on the bare metal of new ha
On Fri, 26 Jan 2024 at 07:30, Andrew Diller via cctalk
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>
> Hope this helps, I put it together to keep track of them all.
I think you forgot something.
There was no link or anything there, and the list doesn't allow attachments.
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now, focussing on myth busting.
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My 1st contribution to the Register's "retro tech week" may amuse...
https://www.theregister.com/2024/01/16/ql_legacy_at_40/
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Evangelist of lean software and devisor of 9 programming languages and
an OS was 89
https://www.theregister.com/2024/01/04/niklaus_wirth_obituary/
The great man has left us. I wrote an obituary.
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on IBM servers
Well spotted.
If I was unclear: I have downloads of both. I failed to make a note
_where_ I downloaded them from. There are quite a few pages with
download links that no longer work.
This may have been where I found it!
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s not but it certainly sounds fun. :-)
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rnet Archive already -- it's here:
https://archive.org/details/sc34-4399-00
This is:
f29al000.boo
The one I haven't found yet is:
f29bdg00.boo
I have a local copy but I did not record where I got it... >_<
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.
I found the original IBM CUA documentation and want to convert it to
some more modern, open format, but I am not having much luck...
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is is what happens when you don't provide a link, or an auction number.
> Hope this helps.
> Mark
It doesn't.
> Sent from my iPhone
Well that was a bad move for a start.
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ilicon* for the fabric
interconnect.
I wrote about it:
https://www.theregister.com/2022/05/06/pi_pico_transputer_code/
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.. thanks for that.
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ut floppies on the planet.
>
> Fred, you will be paid with great admiration and appreciation. Sorry, all I
> can offer. :-)
>
> Anyone with me?
I second that motion. I defer to Fred's deference to others, but that
notwithstanding, Mr Grumpy here has a knack for communicating with w
s a Centronics port) and
masked into a corner of the printer controller chip was a tiny bit of
bootstrap code.
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think.
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lems we're in
today, and while that happened under Clinton, the process _started_
under Ronnie.
https://www.pbs.org/wgbh/pages/frontline/shows/wallstreet/weill/demise.html
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his efforts to get into politics... maybe?
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On Fri, 8 Sept 2023 at 22:24, Fred Cisin via cctalk
wrote:
>
> It's got some really good stuff, but some things that are awkward,
> although few totally WRONG.
[...]
> Overall, a good start, for MOST aspects.
That is high praise indeed, I think! :-)
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of plastic and I wanted to write down what I've
learned so far.
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, that's different.
FWIW I always buy them used, from these guys: https://webuy.com/ The
company was founded by a friend of mine, sadly long dead now.
> Liem, sorry about your forearm. Get well and keep writing ✍️
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0% agreement from this end.
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te usable by comparison.
Last year I played with a friends ReMarkable e-ink tablet, and I
nearly wept. It is so utterly braindead by comparison. We have gone
backwards, not forwards.
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something you're happy with!
I do actually have GhostBSD on a Thinkpad here. I personally wasn't
very impressed by it, but I have got somewhat more used to real
FreeBSD and do occasionally use that these days. But if you're happy
with it, great!
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info:
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There are also quite a few Youtube video demos.
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On Fri, 21 Jul 2023 at 01:10, Murray McCullough via cctalk
wrote:
>
> Dear sir;
>
> I can't access your site. Not sure why! It mat be due to the email
> address I employ.
Wrong email address, Murray?
I am sure none of us have any idea what you're talking about...
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t's at max spec)
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On Thu, 6 Jul 2023 at 15:42, Bill Gunshannon via cctalk
wrote:
>
> I doubt this will go thru either but other attempts to send to the list are
> now getting rejected as SPAM. Doesn't the list check addresses to see if
> the poster is a member?
I am hearing you loud and clear.
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th.
> Having it sent to me is inconvenient
Nonsense. The bulk of commerce these days is mail order because it is
*more* convenient.
> Then there's the problem of keeping it going.
Who said you had to? Nobody.
But you said it was not of interest. If it fails, replace it. Problem solved
On Fri, 19 May 2023 at 23:40, Fred Cisin via cctalk
wrote:
>
> On Fri, 19 May 2023, Liam Proven via cctalk wrote:
> > I do remember that, because I carried around a USB key with an
>
> Thanks, everybody for the reminders of the Windoze history.
;-)
>
> I hereby forma
OK, fair enough. I concede.
I stand by the 95 stuff, though.
95/95A: FAT16 only, no USB.
95B: FAT32, USB, no IE4, no standard upgrade path.
95C: USB + IE4.
98 onwards: USB as standard; upgrades from 95 supported.
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On Fri, 19 May 2023 at 13:42, Glen Slick via cctalk
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>
> On Fri, May 19, 2023, 4:36 AM Liam Proven via cctalk
> wrote:
>
> >
> > [3] Win98SE was, I _think_, maybe the first version to support USB _2_
> > and maybe the first version with USB key support as stan
_not_ the 1st ver with USB 1 support.
That was Win95 OSR2, a.k.a. Win95B, in about 1996.
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are DD formats that don't use the standardPC
disk controller: Amiga disk, DD Mac disks, etc.
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is not
> available.
I kept a POTS modem around for years but after 2002 or so, it just
didn't seem worth it. Even from 512kb/s, dropping an order of
magnitude felt like not being online at all. By the time I was on a
few megabits/sec I mothballed the dialup device.
I haven't had a landline si
follow the documentation and it works.
https://www.eternal-september.org/
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ers for the PC and the PS/2 Model 30. I guess that RTC
was sourced differently later.
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On Thu, 9 Feb 2023 at 23:27, ben via cctalk wrote:
>
> I wish a custom clock made. A nixie tube alarm clock
> with a real bell. Ben.
Talk to Dalibor Farny:
https://www.daliborfarny.com/
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ad stuff I want to read later.
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standard web client.
If you use Yahoo or other Oath services, or any MS client, then point
Thunderbird at it.
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On Tue, 24 Jan 2023 at 21:26, Doc Shipley via cctalk
wrote:
>
>This Subject: line is damaging my brain.
It's such an old name, the 2nd E has worn right out of it. I mean it
is the most commonly-used letter. It was always likely to fail first.
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exclusively while
> browsing some very badly designed or heavily graphics loaded web sites).
>
> Thank you!
Oh, well, great. I am very happy I was able to help!
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e to
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and I use LibreOffice and
other tools. For now, I have the choice.
But modern versions of Windows and Linux are removing menu bars, which
are an old-people tool, and replacing them with icons and visual
controls. For me, idiot lights, for idiots.
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-external-5-25-usb-floppy-drive-vintagecomputing-ibmpc/
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-macos-monterey/
The forthcoming version 13 is anticipated to be a lot more complex than that.
For my venerable Intel Macs, I have been known to just boot Ubuntu off
a USB key and use Gparted to set up the partitions, then reboot off a
macOS USB key and install onto the result.
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ed into long
heavy workloads, so BeOS felt much massively quicker on
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ed a NOS screen for a 700c, email me directly. No flim
> flam on everyone's screen.
The folks behind this site may help?
https://www.701c.org/
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ustralian Mac hacker Dana Silbera -- "nanoraptor" on Twitter --
got Mac OS X to boot on a 68040 Mac this way. EXTREMELY slowly, in the
PearPC PowerPC emulator, compiled on 680x0 Linux, IIRC.
It took 2 days to show the desktop or something.
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d it at
the time of release. And it beat WfWg 3.11 by a significant margin, to
everyone's amazement.
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st relates to the Topper II.
I just searched for
beehive topper "cp/m"
and found dozens to hundreds of pages with links and downloads, but
most referred to the Topper II.
All I am saying is that it is out there but some Google Fu may be required.
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On Sat, 5 Nov 2022 at 17:17, Harten via cctalk wrote:
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> Hi folks!
>
> Is there anyone out there, who can help me with my Beehive Topper
> CP/M machine?
One of these?
https://www.reddit.com/r/retrocomputing/comments/vud92z/weve_found_a_beehive_international_bee_1_or_b1_in/
On Thu, 3 Nov 2022 at 23:52, Fred Cisin via cctalk
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> Such as the classic Montezuma Micro CP/M for TRS80 Model 3, with "JOHN,
> EAT SHIT AND DIE" in some sectors?
?!
Do tell...
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odulation:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Modified_frequency_modulation
In ST-506 hard disks, MFM was supplemented by RLL, Run-length Limited:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Run-length_limited
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y
cut-down Win7) it is. I haven't got all my drivers and things working
yet, though, and the Intel Poulsbo drivers seem to nix Windows' large
fonts setting, and its tiny letterbox screen really needs that.
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> Does anyone have a copy of DAEMON Tools Ultra 4.x install file(s)?
Any use?
http://www.oldversion.com/windows/daemon-tools/
I don't really use Windows any more here, so I haven't seen or tried
this myself.
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> Liam, don't be a d**k.
I am sorry. :-(
I did not think that calling out a bogus claim was a nasty thing to
do, but I sit corrected, and I apologise.
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by step guides etc.
4 words is not "Google-fu".
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https://virtuallyfun.com/wordpress/2022/09/24/ibm-aix-for-ia64-itanium-aka-project-monterey-runs-again/
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me
> league as the i860.
Yes, me too. This has come as a bit of a surprise to me in fact.
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where the "NT" product name originated:
https://web.archive.org/web/20110720042038/http://www.winsupersite.com/article/windows-server/windows-server-2003-the-road-to-gold-part-one-the-early-years-127432
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ra.com/us/en/products/mobile-computers/handheld.html
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> Are they IBM preformatted? If so they could work in someone's RX01/RX02.
Doesn't say so on the box.
Thanks for all the info and clarification, folks!
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floppy floppies are before my time and I
never used 'em. When they were on low-end American 8-bit home
computers, this impecunious young Brit couldn't afford floppy drives
at all. By the time I could, 5.25" DS/DD was the cheapest drive and
cheapest media.)
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*Sigh*
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me of the biggest chromosomes in nature: you can see and
count genes down an optical microscope. And a student can be taught
how to anaesthetise and sort the sexes of fruit flies using an
easy-to-use binocular microscope.
https://teachersinstitute.yale.edu/curriculum/units/1996/5/96.05.01.x.html
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> Does dropping Decnet mean the the commercial versions like Redhat and any
> others that you pay support for will also lose Decnet?
When they eventually upgrade to that or later versions of the kernel: yes.
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https://lore.kernel.org/lkml/20220731190646.97039-1-step...@networkplumber.org/
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bly roughly in my late 20s or early 30s.
"To xerox" meaning "to make a photocopy" was something I learned
around the same time. This is not a verb in British English, nor I
think in any non-North-American dialects of English.
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to random keyboard collectors.
I am looking for pointers to anywhere that I might find such LispM
owners, and anyone who might be interested in the PCBs.
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