How old are you and what's your oldest code online?
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#62Re: How old are you and what's your oldest code online?
#63I'm 46. The oldest thing I can find online is from 1987. (I totally forgot I wrote it.) http://stuff.mit.edu/afs/sipb/project/coda/src/coda/coda-src... (and various other files in that directory) Sorry it's a bit boring, but the "online" requirement kind of skews the answers, doesn't it? Should I upload some more-interesting older code so it can be online too? :)
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#64Re: How old are you and what's your oldest code online?
#65Those were the days!
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#66http://www.petesqbsite.com/sections/tutorials/zines/qbnews/1...
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#68Re: How old are you and what's your oldest code online?
#69I'm really old. During 1973-5, I worked at Hewlett Packard's Advanced Product Division in Cupertino. I programmed the HP-21 and HP-25 Pocket Scientific Calculators. The chip architecture was bit serial with 14 decimal digits (56 bits). The HP-21 had 1024 by 10 bits of ROM, the HP-25 had 2046 by 10 bits. The HP-25 was user programmable, storing keystrokes, some strokes merged. There were 49 locations. The original ass…
Re: How old are you and what's your oldest code online?
#7060 years old. Some PDP-11 code found from 1977 (36 years ago). http://pdp-10.trailing-edge.com/decuslib10-07/01/43,50446/gi... Those were the days!