Join us on August first for a virtual VCF event!
We can't safely meet in person so we are going to do what we can online.
The good news is that you can tune-in via YouTube and ask questions of the
presenters via email, enabling anybody in the world with a modest Internet
connection to
Jay Jaeger wrote on Sun, 26 Jul 2020 19:24:24 -0500
> So, either he mis-entered something, or possibly the result of a
> different state of a random number generator somewhere?
He dumped the full state of the simulation to paper with six digits
after the decimal point even though the internal
On 7/25/2020 8:26 AM, Will Cooke via cctalk wrote:
> The LGP-30 has been discussed here (often fondly) a few times so I thought
> this might be of interest. Adds a bit of fame to the little guy that I
> wasn't aware of.
>
> I was reading the wikipedia web page on chaos theory and found this
As noted, in another reply, the DEC VT-5xx terminal series was mfg. by ADDS.
Boundless Technologies (former ADDS) shutdown sales a few years ago.
They will service & supply parts, as long as inventory of proprietary parts
exists.
http://www.boundlessterminals.com/
Boundless Technologies
1916
Hi Paul,
These are generic Taiwanese terminals with a DEC badge. They were made by
"ADDS" - later renamed to "Boundless Technologies". Both IBM and DEC got
their low-end terminals manufactured by them. Once you open it you will
probably find the actual manufacturer's name on the PCB and then you
