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Mark Morgan Lloyd
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Did type-in-programs or type-in-listings teach programming in the 70s and 80s or was it just tedious typing of the source code?
Jul 19
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When did compilers start generating optimized code that runs faster than an average programmer's assembly code?
Sep 12, 2020
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How late were 80-column punched cards relevant?
Sep 28
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Zip drive eject "tool"
Jun 14
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Ada and its candidate languages
Feb 5
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Did Pascal programmers really move on to Java in the 90s?
Feb 10
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Is there a common convention to describe the encoding of a legacy text file?
Feb 2
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Why is this gcd implementation from the 80s so complicated?
Dec 22, 2020
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Which was the first OS having both isolated users and programs?
Feb 3
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Why was computer memory so expensive and scarce?
Jan 10, 2022
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First fictional programming language in sci-fi or fantasy?
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Admissibility as evidence of photographs taken by a mobile phone
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If someone is using slang words and phrases when talking to me, would that be disrespectful and I should be offended?
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What is the earliest portrayal of cell phones as we know them now?
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"Pulp era" story: "Dachwu, remember?"

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