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Acorn Atom, bought used. And a Dragon from Wales.
I wish I had pursued the computing rather than wasting time in research. I'd be a lot richer than I am now. Who gives a tulipe about working for the benefit of humanity.
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Good memories.
Although in retrospect I wish I hadn't gotten hooked on computers in my teens. I might have been a rich lawyer by now and wouldn't give a tulip about globalisation
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I got a BBC Micro with Maxtor drives which was fun until the Beeb went all politically correctOriginally posted by zeitghostI gotta Tatung Einstein... disk drives & all.

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That rings a vague bell ...Was that one of the MSX machines? remember how everyone was tulip scared of the Japanese at the time?Originally posted by zeitghostI gotta Tatung Einstein... disk drives & all.

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Yes Chico was surpassed back in the early eighties with the Spectrum ZX81.
Those were the days. Still remember my excitement when I got a Spectrum for the first time. Then a Commodore 64 (Peek, Poke) then a Sinclair QL.
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There are a couple of people on this board who seem to display "artificial" intelligence every day.Originally posted by sasguruAbout to take off finally? Pipe dream?
Consciousness- understandable by an object referencing itself or forever outside our ken?
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Artificial Intelligence
About to take off finally? Pipe dream?
Consciousness- understandable by an object referencing itself or forever outside our ken?Tags: None
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