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Re: First computers . . .
- Subject: Re: First computers . . .
- From: "Bill Smith" <wsmith@sitaranetworks.com>
- Date: Fri, 15 Dec 2000 00:25:06 GMT
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In article <ggd_5.2638$uK6.365369@news1.telusplanet.net>,
dev.null@personal.information.com wrote:
> While reading about the bad-old-days of computing I came across the
> statement that, "it is well known in the computer science field that
> programmers tend to think of the first machine they ever used as being
> one of the most interest- ing." And I am curious, how many of you
> started out on an Apple II?
the Apple ][ was the first computer i used. the first "big" computer i
used was a DEC PDP-11/70. :)
the first computer i owned was a TI 99/4a, but the next one i bought was
an Apple IIgs. the 99/4a is long-gone, but the IIgs keeps a solemn watch
on my computer desk, right next to my Pentium system...
Bill Smith
Fall River, MA