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Hands on, yes. But "notable"? It's really a fuzzy criteria. I mean would you still know Gates for MS Basic if he didn't succeed with Microsoft?
by growt 16y ago
Hands on, yes. But "notable"? It's really a fuzzy criteria.
I mean would you still know Gates for MS Basic if he didn't succeed with Microsoft?
- gaius 16y agoHe was certainly famous at the time - MS Basic was good enough that they could charge for it to people who already had a free Basic with their hardware.