Am i the only not out fri...night

Saturday, January 4, 2003 by Iben | Discussion: WinCustomize Talk

Am i all alone

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Weaksid
Reply #21 Saturday, January 4, 2003 5:59 AM
And the kid probably also asked -> Can you play games on it? .
Man, 5:51am in PA and I'm still up. This sucks. Plus I have nothing to do. Maybe I'll clean my room, umm, maybe
Weaksid
Reply #22 Saturday, January 4, 2003 6:01 AM
Plus can you imagine all of the trees they would waste if all the companies had them instead of these servers? We waste alot of paper now, with th cards, I can't imagine.
WOM
Reply #23 Saturday, January 4, 2003 8:28 AM
CSIRAC, never heard of it. UNIVAC 1005 I've heard of.

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Jafo
Reply #24 Saturday, January 4, 2003 8:54 AM
WOM...CSIRAC was built 54 years ago [1949] and was the 5th electronic storage computer ever developed...originally called the 'CSIR Mk1'.
It was turned off in 1964, but unlike any of the others, it was not broken up for scrap but is still complete and 'could' be turned on again..

OK, so an 8086 XT with a serious head-cold could run rings around it, but its historical significance to all computer nerds makes it a 'must' to see if you ever get the chance...
WOM
Reply #25 Saturday, January 4, 2003 9:00 AM
Thats probably why I hadn't heard of it. It went out of service the year before I graduated high school. That old card reader(UNIVAC 1005) was the first hugh computer I ever programed for. It was still used in the 70's by the government.

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