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# YOU WOULD THINK THEY CAN COMMENT WITHOUT YELLING.

• helloworld 17y ago
  Um, dude, back in the day, all you got were CAPS. (And that was still true ten years later, in 1979, with my Apple II Plus.)
  • basugasubaku 17y ago
    Are you sure? AFAIK the earliest LISP (1958) supported lowercase, PDP-1 (1960) had lowercase, the ancient SAIL keyboards (1960s) even had Greek letters on them.
    • jacquesm 17y ago
      Anything that was done using punchcards was all uppercase. Btw, did you know that the 'SAIL' assembler/debugger was called 'FAIL' ?