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I actually worked on Univac 9400s in the 70's. It was pretty cool. Here's one in the process of being assembled: http://kyber.ca/rants/UNIVAC%20history-3.php h
by GnarfGnarf 11y ago
I actually worked on Univac 9400s in the 70's. It was pretty cool. Here's one in the process of being assembled:
http://kyber.ca/rants/UNIVAC%20history-3.php http://kyber.ca/rants/UNIVAC%20history-3.php
True programming skill comes not from how big your equipment is, but what you can do with what little you have.
- acqq 11y agoAnd I've actually entered the machine instructions by flipping switches on this Burroughs: http://www.silogic.com/PEPE/photos/PEPE%20B-1700.jpg http://www.silogic.com/PEPE/photos/PEPE%20B-1700.jpg