File: 60's computers.swf-(2.5 MB, 480x360, Loop)
[_] = 05/15/15(Fri)01:04 No.2781003
>> [_] Anonymous 05/15/15(Fri)01:12 No.2781009
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7URDPO2wMK8
>> [_] Anonymous 05/15/15(Fri)02:21 No.2781054
I'm in love with all of these.
>> [_] friendsofsandwiches 05/15/15(Fri)02:43 No.2781074
man, programming those things in the day musta been a bitch.
Without actual displays, not a whole lot they could do with said computers except raw number
crunching.
>> [_] Anonymous 05/15/15(Fri)03:12 No.2781098
I love me some Boards of Canada - Kaini Industries.
>> [_] Anonymous 05/15/15(Fri)03:17 No.2781101
>>2781074
My dad did some programming for Boeing back in the day (in Fortran, around 1980, if I remember
correctly). He entered his program and data on punch cards, which were queued up (by people) and
run when the computers were available. A DAY LATER he would get his results back. A syntax error
would waste an entire day. After hearing that, I've never felt the need to complain about any
programming environment.
>> [_] Anonymous 05/15/15(Fri)03:34 No.2781111
>>2781003
>those memory addresses
fuck.
