MOTM

Well, *we had it tough.*

We used to get up at 4 AM, half an hour before we actually went to sleep,
and walked naked six miles through the snow, and on broken glass, just to
program a computer made of granite, coconut hulls, and bamboo... In MONARY.
That's right, Binary wasn't invented yet. But at least in those days, men
were men.

On Mon, 22 Jul 2002, Tkacs, Ken wrote:

> Well, *we had it tough.*
> 
> We used to get up at 4 AM, half an hour before we actually went to sleep,
> and walked naked six miles through the snow, and on broken glass, just to
> program a computer made of granite, coconut hulls, and bamboo... In MONARY.
> That's right, Binary wasn't invented yet. But at least in those days, men
> were men.

  You were lucky!  When I was a lad...(various and sundry MPFC bits)..

  Strangely enough, the switches are among us again, just see Jim 
Patchell's 16x8 pattern generator:

http://www.silcom.com/~patchell/synthmodules/patgenpcb.jpg
http://www.silcom.com/~patchell/synthmodules/patgen.html

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