Re: History
>I hope this is not seen as a bad post but I have about 200MB of old ASCII >pictures >from back in the 60's and early '70's. I used to keep my collection on paper >tape but >in '73 I translated it to an '029 card deck, then in '80 collected all I >could find > from everyone I knew and put it on an IBM mag tape. I have kept this tape >for all >these years hoping I'd find someone that might want it for historical reasons >of the >computing stuff of that age. Maybe this group is the right one? The only >problem I have >now is how to find a 9 track drive to read it? It was written at 6250bpi and >3383 >bytes/record. > > WOW! I hope there is someone around who can read it!! Perhaps even put up a web page of "classic" ASCII art!!! How exciting! -joan -- .==,_ .===,_`\ .====,_ ` \ .====,__ --- .==-,`~. \ `:`.__, --- `~~=-. \ /^^^ ...always on the go! --- `~~=. \ / `~. \ / spu...@juno.com ~. \____./ * joan stark * jgs `.=====) ___.--~~~--.__ ___\.--~~~ ~~~---.._|/ ~~~" / my ascii art gallery: http://www.geocities.com/SoHo/7373/
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