campbell@redsox.bsw.com (Larry Campbell) (01/16/90)
In article <1361@scorn.sco.COM> davidv@sco.COM (David Vangerov) writes:
-1) way back when, when Doonesbury was just getting started, Trudeau
- had a little series with Mark learning how to program a PDP 11/70
- (at least i think it was the 11/70) for a summer job. he didn't
- have such a good time with it. if anyone has the book "Still a Few
- Bugs in the System" they can confirm this for us all... i don't think
- the computer was running Unix, much too early for that.
Uh, UNIX first booted in 1969 and was ported to the PDP-11 around 1972.
The PDP 11/70 didn't hit the streets until 1975.
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