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On 11/22/05, Lester Pyle <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I have a whole box of unused punch cards in my garage that I use for
making lists to go the the hardware store.
Nah. I'll bet he just uses a different JCL stack.
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On 11/22/05, Lester Pyle <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I have a whole box of unused punch cards in my garage that I use for
> making lists to go the the hardware store.
One supposes that if you make a list for a store of a different type, your
errand is halted with a compile-time fault?
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Hi $Bill Luebkert -
At 2005-11-18, 14:58:08 you wrote:
Roger A. Shepherd wrote:
Try this -- Litton L-3050 with a 16 bit boot regis
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> worse than that--dropping the card stack you spent all morning punching
> in.
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That's why FORTRAN compilers (real ones, not the newfangled stuff) stop reading at column 72 - you sequentially number your cards starting in column 73. Drop you deck? No problem, ju
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worse than that--dropping the card
stack you spent all morning punching in.
&q
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: decisions?
Run for Congress. :)
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On 11/21/05, Mitch <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Anybody ever heard of a language called Algol ?
Oh, yeah. And to think people call *Perl* line-noise! (Just came up
recently on a non-prog list.)
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C'mon, let's all join in."
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On 11/21/05, pDale <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On 11/21/05, Mitch <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > Anybody ever heard of a language called Algol ?
>
> Oh, yeah. And to think people call *Perl* line-noise! (Just came up
> recently on a non-prog list.)
Oh, I *am* getting old... Was thinking of APL.
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> Hi $Bill Luebkert -
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> At 2005-11-18, 1
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Actually there is a variant of Algol called Jovial that is still used in
military avionics. I believe it was also used to program air traffic
control software. There is even a Jovial web site:
http://www.jovial.hill.af.mil/
And to tie this thread up and get back to Perl, take a look here
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> You got it. Watching things go "BOOM" is so much more fun than
> watching them go "foof" whilst emitting a small puff of smoke
Precis
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You got it. Watching things go "BOOM" is so much more fun than watching
them go "foof" whilst emitting a small puff of smoke
Precisely so. Why kill your own pitiful hard drive when you can fry the
server and crash the web site, especially during a demo for potent
>
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While we're reminiscing about the Elder Days, can I just mention that I once
leant back in the ops chair at a CDC Cyber170 console, put my foot up
against the
Roger A. Shepherd wrote:
>> worse than that--dropping the card stack you spent all morning
>> punching in.
>
> But the magic marker trick - a diagonal stripe across the top of the
> deck of cards - made it easy to sort without reference to sequence
> numbers.
If you are prone to dropping your
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> While we're reminiscing about the Elder Days, can I just mention that I once leant back in the ops chair at a CDC Cyber170
> From: Mitch [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Anybody ever heard of a language called Algol?
Yeah I remember learning about it in college, I think it was described as an
ancient programming language dead for decades. :-p
Ok now that we've all proven we participated in dinosaur hunts, shall we get
ba
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Good old days? Define "good."
How about when someone else paid the bills and made the decisions?
I wonder if I can get someone to pay bills, but let me make the decisions?
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David Budd wrote:
While we're reminiscing about the Elder Days, can I just mention that I once
leant back in the ops chair at a CDC Cyber170 console, put my foot up against
the panel, and found a power switch... The console went off, and that sent a
glitch down the power line that took the who
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> worse than that--dropping the card stack you s
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>worse than that--dropping the card stack you spent all morning punching
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.. or ..
o stepping on and thus breaking and/or tearing the paper tape you
spent all morning punching in
o discovering that vital card stack you care
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Hi $Bill Luebkert -
At 2005-11-18, 14:58:08 you wrote:
>Roger A. Shepherd wrote:
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>>
>> Try this -- Litton L-3050 with a 16 bit boot register that you set manually
>>
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Ok guys both won !
What?
pherd
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Try this -- Litton
While we're reminiscing about the Elder Days, can I just mention that I once
leant back in the ops chair at a CDC Cyber170 console, put my foot up against
the panel, and found a power switch... The console went off, and that sent a
glitch down the power line that took the whole machine down.
Oo
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Ah yes, I miss the days of front panel lights and gleaming rows of
toggle switches! One
Charles Aulds schreef:
> I just
> haven't heard mention of "Wordstar" in years.
It still is in people's muscle memory. ^KH is a good start. See also
'joe'.
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Ah yes, I miss the days of front panel lights and gleaming rows of
toggle switches! One contract I worked on dealed with a rack mount
Sperry computer that did in fact have switches on it so it could be
booted in
$Bill wrote:
> Roger A. Shepherd wrote:
>
> >
> > Try this -- Litton L-3050 with a 16 bit boot register that you set manually
> > with 16 buttons each the size of your thumbprint. The Army bought the
> > hardware 15 years before the development effort got units into the field in
> > 1982.
> >
>
Hi $Bill Luebkert -
At 2005-11-18, 14:58:08 you wrote:
>Roger A. Shepherd wrote:
>
>>
>> Try this -- Litton L-3050 with a 16 bit boot register that you set manually
>> with 16 buttons each the size of your thumbprint. The Army bought the
>> hardware 15 years before the development effort got un
Roger A. Shepherd wrote:
>
> Try this -- Litton L-3050 with a 16 bit boot register that you set manually
> with 16 buttons each the size of your thumbprint. The Army bought the
> hardware 15 years before the development effort got units into the field in
> 1982.
>
> The good old days?
Hardly -
Try this -- Litton L-3050 with a 16 bit boot register that you set manually
with 16 buttons each the size of your thumbprint. The Army bought the
hardware 15 years before the development effort got units into the field in
1982.
The good old days?
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Ah yes, I miss the days of front panel lights and gleaming rows of
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At 2005-11-18, 08:22:34 you wrote:
Yes, and before that I used Emacs on a MULTICS system. I even
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I remember using Wordstar to do Pascal programming. =) This would be in
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tellisense!!!
BTW - Neither of these have anything to do with Perl.
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One of my first jobs (in the early 80's) involved acquiring data from The Army Authorization Documentation System (TAADS) on 9-track tapes, using an 80286-based Xenix system to put these onto a hard drive on a server system from which analysts could load the files to their PCs. Wordstar was used b
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I remember using Wordstar to do Pascal programming. =) This would be in
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I remember using Wordstar to do Pascal programming. =) This would be in
the very early 1980's
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I remember using Wordstar to do Pascal programming. =) This would be in
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the dreaded editor/IDE controversy! This one's been dormant ever since
I've been a subscriber; good to see it coming back to life.
Buwah-ha-ha-h! Let the flayings begi
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