On Sun, 29 Dec 2002, Cameron Kaiser wrote:
> Spotted on the ti99 list on YahooGroups.
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> X-eGroups-From: dlormand{{{at}}}aztec.asu.edu (DAVID L. ORMAND)
> Date: Sun, 29 Dec 2002 13:23:55 -0700 (MST)
> Subject: [ti-99/4a] TMS9900 Lives!
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> Just thought you guys would get a charge out of this:
>
> Regardless of what anyone else thinks, the Army thinks we
> will be at war with Iraq imminently. So the old TOW team
> has been busy through the Christmas break.
>
> And I got to play with 9989 assembly again! Joy!
>
> Furthermore, since the old development tools don't seem to
> be working anymore (VAX and HP9000), I had to drag in one
> of my TI-99/4A systems to do module testing! Much to the
> amusement of the rest of the team!
>
> The old dog still lives!
So basically, old computers can kill just as senselessly as new computers.
Wonderful.
Sellam Ismail Vintage Computer Festival
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