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I'd add another thing, both good and bad: turning if off returned it to a known state. This meant you could experiment with it, to the point where it broke, se
by femto 15y ago
I'd add another thing, both good and bad: turning if off returned it to a known state.
This meant you could experiment with it, to the point where it broke, secure in the knowledge that recovery was as far as a quick flick of the power switch. The negative was that for complex projects, where you wanted to preserve the state of the machine, you had to play cassette roulette.