I am probably the only person here who learned to program in TeCO. It is indeed a Turing complete language. I'd done a few classes with Algol-60, Lisp, and PL

I am probably the only person here who learned to program in TeCO. It is indeed a Turing complete language. I'd done a few classes with Algol-60, Lisp, and PL/1, but there was an available PDP-11/05 at TMRC, and later an 11/03 at MITERS, and I started playing. A year later I'd written a significant body of code (none of which I remember at all), and flunked out of school. Tech Model Railroad Club. Google it. MIT Electronic Research Society. Sort of a prehistoric maker space.