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Old September 21st, 2010, 04:54
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resurrected a couple of times. kinda hard to track the age for cylon.
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Old September 25th, 2010, 10:27
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was born - 25.09.85 21:00 h - you are - 25 years old
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Old October 26th, 2010, 10:13
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Old October 27th, 2010, 09:39
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Haha is here any young lady gaga?
I am 25.
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Old November 6th, 2010, 03:18
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50 < age < 55

Started with springs, hairclips and wooden breadboards in the 60s!

Ah, those were the days when a transistor meant a handheld wireless (radio) and LPs were played on turntables encased in rosewood cabinets
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50 < age < 55

Started with springs, hairclips and wooden breadboards in the 60s!

Ah, those were the days when a transistor meant a handheld wireless (radio) and LPs were played on turntables encased in rosewood cabinets
Transistors were indeed a big deal. It took three to make a radio. I've actually got both a 2N107 and a 2N170 with their "huge" distinctive cases in front of me right now - they're real classics. To give an idea of the kind of parts hoarder I am, I got those two from MIT in '66 when my friend's father worked there. Do kids still use soldering irons by the way?

Age 62 IIRC.
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Suffice it to say I remember when calculators sat on the desk, had a big metal hand crank on the side, and were known as adding machines.
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Suffice it to say I remember when calculators sat on the desk, had a big metal hand crank on the side, and were known as adding machines.
I still have one or two in my basement
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Old September 25th, 2012, 02:48
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Texas Instruments released the TI-99/4 microcomputer. This system generally used audio cassettes to store information, along with ROM modules, similar to gaming units, to hold commercial software. Additionally, TI made available a speech synthesizer, based on their own chip, for the TI-99/4 and its successor, the 4A.
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Manufacturer: Triumph Adler
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Some years befor that, but I remember playing with one.
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I was born during the Cuban Missile Crisis. I didn't have access to a computer to start programming until the month Voyager 1 was launched.
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Old October 5th, 2012, 19:26
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