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I worked with cards in the 70's. It was possible to insert & delete columns when copying, by pressing down on the source or target card respectively, while dupl
by GnarfGnarf 14y ago
I worked with cards in the 70's. It was possible to insert & delete columns when copying, by pressing down on the source or target card respectively, while duplicating.
We invented the "240-column" card to increase data storage (three 4-bit digits per column). Our cards looked like lace doilies. ('7' = 0111)
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