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We had the reel to reel system on my submarine, used by sonar. Was the coolest, temperature, place on the boat.

"The 'Good Good Days' were terrible days, I hope they never come again!" - Uncle Bill Den tis 30 juni 2020 21:41Tim Drewett <tim.drewett1805@...> skrev:

That would be the IBM3420 tape drive. I remember those.... I also remember the IBM MSS storage unit - bullet like tape cartridges... I’d like to say happy days, but... Tim

We had that at Cavendish Grammar, it dialled into the Hatfield college mainframe. We played four pawn chess on it Sent from Mail for Windows 10 Sent: 30 June 2020 20:14 To:

A fanatical dedication... Op di 30 jun. 2020 om 16:18 schreef Thomas Nissvik <thomas.nissvik@...

Or met Thomas :D Op di 30 jun. 2020 om 16:36 schreef Tom McKinnell via groups.io <tmckinnell= [email protected]>: -- ---

Anyone remember the large reel to reel tapes that where maybe 3/4" or 1" in width that dropped down from the reels for processing? There were also the metal drums and later after that the ticker tape

In about 1971 (I was 16) my school got a teletype terminal to a remote mainframe. It had twin paper tape reader/writers. The real geeks could edit the tape without referring to the manual. John

On the TRS80 did you have the Dancing Demon? When I started with ICL in the 1970sw they were just moving on from the 1900 to the 2900 series mainframes. I used to punch my test program instructions

Thats where I first played the mainframe Star Trek during my shifts Sent from Mail for Windows 10 Sent: 30 June 2020 19:09 To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [TooFatLardies] Infamy When I

I remember fiddling with the volume and tone on my cassette player to load TRS80 Games. Then the wonderful Atari ST1040 came along with floppy drives, perfect for the SSI games. A great computer game

When I first started working as a computer operator, in what was then called Data Processing, in the late 1970s the smaller IBM S/370 mainframes (the 115 and 125 models only, I think) had their IPL

First Basic program I wrote was stored on a 5 3/4" And the last. Den tis 30 juni 2020 20:00Doug Melville <dougmelville@...> skrev:

I was digging around in some old junk yesterday and came across a 3.5” floppy, which I showed to my 20 year old nephew. He at least didn’t comment something along the lines of – ‘cool, someone

8", 5.25" or 3".

I'm not!

I wrote some mods to use 9YW armies based for FOG:R a few years ago. It is in one of the specials, Summer 2016 one I think, but it is a big change from basic SP. I've revised them since and I sent

It is BIG though! What's the difference between a G and a B anyway ?

If you don't know about climbing on top of spray cans with flippers glued together you have clearly never worked in A&E

It takes skill and dedication, that's for sure. Den tis 30 juni 2020 16:15Jeremy Ratcliffe <jfratcliffe@...> skrev: