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In the late 80's we had Apple IIs for 6502 assembler and those slightly incompatible Wang DOS machines with amber monitors for Turbo Pascal and SPS programming. That was at some sort of high school with engineering focus in northern West Germany.

In the late 80's we had Apple IIs for 6502 assembler and DOS machines with amber monitors for Turbo Pascal and SPS programming. That was at some sort of high school with engineering focus in northern West Germany.

In the late 80's we had Apple IIs for 6502 assembler and those slightly incompatible Wang DOS machines with amber monitors for Turbo Pascal and SPS programming. That was at some sort of high school with engineering focus in northern West Germany.

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In the late 80's we had Apple IIs for 6502 assembler and DOS machines with amber monitors for Turbo Pascal and SPS programming. That was at some sort of high school with engineering focus in northern West Germany.