Just for fun

[Karl Larsen]

steve wrote:
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>> And yes I _have_ a lot of old computers. I've been doing this for a
>> while (started as a teen in high school).
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> ahh yes, reminiscing the days of the overnight pascal compiling with my
> first computer, tandy coco 2.  Recently sold at a garage sale (working!)
> os9 floppies and all!
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> Steve Reilly
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> "Any people anywhere, being inclined, and having the power, have the
> right to rise up and shake off the existing government, and form a new
> one that suits them better."   Abraham Lincoln 1848
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    Steve did you have REAL 360K floppies? That was later for me. I had 
a genuine copy of an IBM Personal Computer from Japan with a mysterious 
Phoenix BIOS, whatever that was :-)

    It had 2 floppy drives with 64K byte of RAM. The operating system 
was on one floppy and the work was on the other. It was a REAL Powerhouse!

Karl


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	Karl F. Larsen, AKA K5DI
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