27 Jan
1999
27 Jan
'99
4:17 p.m.
Sorry, it seems that I was mistaken. The Xerox Alto computers that were
scrapped by The Computer Museum were not donated by Al Kossow, but
apparently by MIT.
27 Jan
27 Jan
4:28 p.m.
Sorry, it seems that I was mistaken. The Xerox Alto
computers that were
scrapped by The Computer Museum were not donated by Al Kossow, but
apparently by MIT.
SCRAPPED?? I knew they scrapped their PDP-6 and sold the pieces, but I
hadn't heard about any Altos being scrapped. Damn. Idiots. Is there a
definitive list of sins they've committed? :| <-- only half-smiling
There's an Alto at the new History Center at Moffett Field, but I don't know
if it works or not.
-- Derek
28 Jan
28 Jan
2:31 a.m.
Sorry, it
seems that I was mistaken. The Xerox Alto computers that were
scrapped by The Computer Museum were not donated by Al Kossow, but
apparently by MIT.
SCRAPPED?? I knew they scrapped their PDP-6 and sold the pieces, but I
hadn't heard about any Altos being scrapped. Damn. Idiots. Is there a
definitive list of sins they've committed? :| <-- only half-smiling
8:03 a.m.
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