Re: [UnschoolingDiscussion] Digest Number 5686
Cerridwen Lorelei
Omy! I haven't seen TRS 80 in awhile. We used to call them Trash 80s LOL
But that is what the school had.
Thanks for the past blast
Jennie
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But that is what the school had.
Thanks for the past blast
Jennie
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Deb
--- In [email protected], Cerridwen Lorelei
<cerridwenlorelei13@...> wrote:
was in high school - keypunch all the way baby! In college it was
keypunch, TTY with an acoustic coupler and for one Pascal
programming class I had we used TRS80s. I was a work study student
in the school of business office and helped my supervising professor
develop the proposal for the first PC lab (big old IBM jobs) - now
there are not only multiple computer labs on every campus but most
colleges have the dorm rooms wired for Internet/network access and
expect students to have/give students laptops for their classwork.
When I graduated college, I got a top of the line home computer - a
Commodor 64 with a *color* monitor, an inkjet printer, and a 5 1/2"
single sided single density *floppy drive*. Whoo hoo! My how times
change - my 7 yr old DS has a laptop!
--Deb
<cerridwenlorelei13@...> wrote:
>80s >LOL
>
>
> Omy! I haven't seen TRS 80 in awhile. We used to call them Trash
> But that is what the school had.Yup we called them the same thing...we didn't even have them when I
>
> Thanks for the past blast
>
> Jennie
was in high school - keypunch all the way baby! In college it was
keypunch, TTY with an acoustic coupler and for one Pascal
programming class I had we used TRS80s. I was a work study student
in the school of business office and helped my supervising professor
develop the proposal for the first PC lab (big old IBM jobs) - now
there are not only multiple computer labs on every campus but most
colleges have the dorm rooms wired for Internet/network access and
expect students to have/give students laptops for their classwork.
When I graduated college, I got a top of the line home computer - a
Commodor 64 with a *color* monitor, an inkjet printer, and a 5 1/2"
single sided single density *floppy drive*. Whoo hoo! My how times
change - my 7 yr old DS has a laptop!
--Deb