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TonyM

Very broad experience over a very long time.

The '10% inspiration and 90% perspiration' rule appears to be true in engineering.

Great patience for helping, guiding and teaching. Others put in the work for me and you pass that attitude down...

(Little patience with "I'm so clever I can be sneering and rude". If you can't work well in groups, you're no use in engineering.)

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26 Why were optical drives not used as secondary storage instead of magnetic drives? May 16
14 Why was 'echo on' chosen as the default setting within batch scripts in MS-DOS? Jun 9
13 6502 reset pin: always needed on power on? Jan 28
11 Why were computer customers called “Users”? Jun 16
4 Why is the RM Nimbus PC-186 not IBM PC compatible? Nov 29 '17
3 Did anyone ever use the extra set of registers on the Z80? Feb 20
3 What kinds of expansion ROMs and cartridges are available for the BBC Micro? Jun 10 '17
2 Can the BBC Master 128 work fine with no battery? Jun 14 '17
1 Is there any advantage of a ceramic microprocessor over a plastic one? Jun 11 '17
-1 How were Western computer chips reverse-engineered in USSR? Nov 5 '17

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