No, it was a early 1960's thing. Synchro-lights was 70's along with disco.
No, it was a early 1960's thing. Synchro-lights was 70's along with disco.
Pretty good version. I get abse but that post did not come through my ISP. Most commercial ISP's do not have adequate binary news (if any at all, also many cut alt.bin* completely).
I had known since nearly the beginning that Bill had bought DOS, Bill's contribution was an extremely small basic interpreter / editor. "TinyBasic". It implemented a very minimal subset of BASIC.
Gary Kildall of CP/M fame was too busy flying his plane to talk with IBM. How different might history have been if otherwise?
Bill's got enough cash, good to see him giving a few tax dollars to the hungry and sick.
Certainly, since I designed it ;-)
The OP keeps whining, but if he can't handle just that upper row of the schematic (the "beat" section), then he should just purchase something.
Otherwise he's going to electrocute himself :-(
...Jim Thompson
How about you study just exactly what and how Bill is going about things, maybe you will learn something. Do not call until you have studied, i am still busy studying this myself.
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