Updating an early-80s classic
From the Pimp My British Design challenge. See all 262 entries (closed)
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From the Pimp My British Design challenge. See all 262 entries (closed)
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DEAR GOD!!
I haven't seen one of them since they removed them all from school at the end of year 7!!
Probably a good thing really
Nice shopping by the way
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Thu 22 Jun 2006, 22:36,
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Probably a good thing really
Nice shopping by the way
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i did my a-level in computers using one of them
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Thu 22 Jun 2006, 22:37,
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i've only ever seen them on b3ta photos
as far as i can remember...!
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Thu 22 Jun 2006, 22:39,
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Thats probably a good thing
They were quite large and clumbersum and favoured by schools, and the graphics were all bitmap if i remember rightly
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Thu 22 Jun 2006, 22:40,
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oh yes
in the days of fortran and pascal and machine code
/somewhat sad and geeky blog
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Thu 22 Jun 2006, 22:43,
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/somewhat sad and geeky blog
we found one at work, and it was in top condition
thing is, i dont know what use an airline ever had for one, and why on earth its still knocking about
\edit, bah, its not a bbc, or is it?
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Thu 22 Jun 2006, 22:53,
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\edit, bah, its not a bbc, or is it?
It is
It's a BBC Master - the computer that came along a couple of years after the Model B
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Thu 22 Jun 2006, 22:56,
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its not odd at all
they were until VERY recently the major way the times for all uk airports were relayed. Maybe to this day.....
I am not a plane geek - I am a bbc geek.
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Thu 22 Jun 2006, 23:18,
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I am not a plane geek - I am a bbc geek.