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crholmstrom
Appreciate all your good work, BV. I can truly appreciate what it takes especially at our age. Keeping up with the new is a challenge. I work for a huge aerospace concern & adapting to the changes is key. Lots of people just refuse to do it & then complain about the results. We recently got a new, radically different system. Everyone spends so much time complaining that they don't learn. I amaze the youngsters by telling them about my early computer education. Punch cards & DOS, haha. Hope you are having a good trip.
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crholmstrom
Appreciate all your good work, BV. I can truly appreciate what it takes especially at our age. Keeping up with the new is a challenge. I work for a huge aerospace concern & adapting to the changes is key. Lots of people just refuse to do it & then complain about the results. We recently got a new, radically different system. Everyone spends so much time complaining that they don't learn. I amaze the youngsters by telling them about my early computer education. Punch cards & DOS, haha. Hope you are having a good trip.
Punch cards, paper tape, 7-track tapes, assembler code and DOS. Those were the days. First computer I programmed for had 4k of memory...
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crholmstrom
Appreciate all your good work, BV. I can truly appreciate what it takes especially at our age. Keeping up with the new is a challenge. I work for a huge aerospace concern & adapting to the changes is key. Lots of people just refuse to do it & then complain about the results. We recently got a new, radically different system. Everyone spends so much time complaining that they don't learn. I amaze the youngsters by telling them about my early computer education. Punch cards & DOS, haha. Hope you are having a good trip.
Punch cards, paper tape, 7-track tapes, assembler code and DOS. Those were the days. First computer I programmed for had 4k of memory...
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crholmstrom
Appreciate all your good work, BV. I can truly appreciate what it takes especially at our age. Keeping up with the new is a challenge. I work for a huge aerospace concern & adapting to the changes is key. Lots of people just refuse to do it & then complain about the results. We recently got a new, radically different system. Everyone spends so much time complaining that they don't learn. I amaze the youngsters by telling them about my early computer education. Punch cards & DOS, haha. Hope you are having a good trip.
Punch cards, paper tape, 7-track tapes, assembler code and DOS. Those were the days. First computer I programmed for had 4k of memory...
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crholmstrom
Appreciate all your good work, BV. I can truly appreciate what it takes especially at our age. Keeping up with the new is a challenge. I work for a huge aerospace concern & adapting to the changes is key. Lots of people just refuse to do it & then complain about the results. We recently got a new, radically different system. Everyone spends so much time complaining that they don't learn. I amaze the youngsters by telling them about my early computer education. Punch cards & DOS, haha. Hope you are having a good trip.
Punch cards, paper tape, 7-track tapes, assembler code and DOS. Those were the days. First computer I programmed for had 4k of memory...
I remember them, with me it was COBOL code..........(1979..........
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MKjan
Can you write some code to block the word 'setlist'?
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emotionalbarbecue
With firefox the web works but with midori the browser says SSL handshake failure.
It is not a problem as I may use firefox, I would prefer midori as it is quicker than firefox though.
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emotionalbarbecue
With firefox the web works but with midori the browser says SSL handshake failure.
It is not a problem as I may use firefox, I would prefer midori as it is quicker than firefox though.
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Chacho
Suggestion: Webpage designers who find it necessary to to use so called "captcha" and do not want to annoy and lose legitimate users often times use a simple and clearly read 6 digit number, such as 892701, that is retyped, rather than forcing those users to scrutinize obscure postage stamp sized images, or repeatedly re-click to create UN-readably obscured and weirdly fonted images.
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marmass
Since the web site maintenance tread appeared, I have not been able to reach IOOR from Google Chrome or from my Samsung Cellphone... Wonder what happened, I can only see it with Firefox.
Thanks for your work anyway but something isn't right somewhere...
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marmass
It says something about RC$ not being safe anymore. Am I the only one having such problem? Any suggestions? Thanks again...
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CaptainCorella
All these newbies boasting about their early computers!
Our son's first computer was an Atari ST just like the one someone posted about. (And jolly good it was as well.)
My first programming experience was at university in 1966.... writing a program to work out the first 200 prime numbers. In ICL Machine code as far as I recall.
My first programming job was in 1968, writing intercode programs to run on a LEO III - a very direct descendant of the first ever commercial computer (LEO being an acronym for Lyons Electronic Office, and Lyons ran tea shops in the UK and spotted the need for computers to do their payroll). LEO III being, as far as I recall, the first version to have transistors and not valves!
I've even got some paper tape and some punched cards in my archives at home!
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Chacho
Suggestion: Webpage designers who find it necessary to to use so called "captcha" and do not want to annoy and lose legitimate users often times use a simple and clearly read 6 digit number, such as 892701, that is retyped, rather than forcing those users to scrutinize obscure postage stamp sized images, or repeatedly re-click to create UN-readably obscured and weirdly fonted images.
There is no captcha on iorr... And there are no forms where captcha might be needed, as far as I know. Where do you find captcha on iorr?