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Not as bad as when my sister used to come into my room and dump my 9000-card baseball card collection all over the floor... but hey at least when you spill that type of stuff most of the chunks stay in order.Quote:
Originally posted by kochhar
My favorite memory is when I dropped a box of punched cards
containing a 2000 line program, and had to put them back together in order. What fun...
My first programming experience was with Basic on an Ollivetti M1 computer that had 64k RAM and a HUGE 5mb HDD.
I learned to program on this machine because there weren't too many programs on it - or available for it - for me to play with.
The OS was PCOS, and windowing was natively integrated into the OS kernel.
i started with VBA, then VB6, then C++, then VB.NET, then PHP.
i dont have quite an extensive list as the other kid...
oh well.
i do some batch... :(
well, i bet i can out-skateboard all of you, so there!:cool:
I doubt that wasted. Back in the day I used ride for gullwing andQuote:
Originally posted by morrowasted
well, i bet i can out-skateboard all of you, so there!:cool:
dogtown (all vert of course)
dogtown:D !!!
i saw the dogtown documentary!
HA!
well, i could out-STREET-skate any of you!
one fo my friends rides for DVS and element and I'm almost as good as him, so...
nice thread to boast.....
well...nothing to boast about here..:rolleyes:
Is this called a War engagement or WHAT ? Tell me if I misunderstood the statement 's meaning... :(Quote:
Originally posted by Joseph_R_Thomas
nice thread to boast.....
well...nothing to boast about here..:rolleyes:
well I guess I gotta tell the truth, when I was a real young one, I use to punch my best friends sisters buttons, and when the input was steady, the output was high...
I think the truth of your stupid story must be 24 years ago and earlier... since you were a real hog at that time...Quote:
Originally posted by Mick_2002
well I guess I gotta tell the truth, when I was a real young one, I use to punch my best friends sisters buttons, and when the input was steady, the output was high...
Talking like this to you just like a waste of my and your time, so I think that should be stopped,
THANK YOU VERY MUCHFOR YOUR CONCERN
I'm not concerned at all....Quote:
Originally posted by hometown
I think the truth of your stupid story must be 24 years ago and earlier... since you were a real hog at that time...
Talking like this to you just like a waste of my and your time, so I think that should be stopped,
THANK YOU VERY MUCHFOR YOUR CONCERN
If you didnot tell me about the truth, that would count...Quote:
Originally posted by Mick_2002
I'm not concerned at all....
Quote:
Originally posted by hometown
If you didnot tell me about the truth, that would count...
Quote:
Mick: You want answers?
Nina: I think I'm entitled.
Mick: You want answers?
Nina: I want the truth!
Mick: You can't handle the truth!
Me too. I think it was version IId of Fortran. I am not sure of the year, it might have been 1970.Quote:
Originally posted by kochhar
Fortran, on an IBM 1620, in 1971.
Favorite?Quote:
Originally posted by kochhar
My favorite memory is when I dropped a box of punched cards
In the earthquake February 9, 1971, I was disappointed I did not have a rubber band around my punched cards.
I know it is not a language, but STL MAN started with STL.
STL MAN SAYS YAH! STL