Fwd: [alt.sys.pdp8] LINC-8 on Wikipedia

[Roy J. Tellason]

On Wednesday 09 January 2008 21:44, Richard wrote:
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>    Date:  Thu, 10 Jan 2008 02:56:30 +0100
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>    From:  Bjarni Juliusson <bjarni at update.uu.se>
>     Org:  Update Computer Club
> Subject:  LINC-8 on Wikipedia
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> I created an article on Wikipedia about the LINC-8 and put what little
> information I could find into it. It would be great if some of you
> people could check it for errors and perhaps provide some citations.

There's a fair amount of info in some of that stuff I read a while back,  I 
forget who pointed me at it or where I found it,  but googling "C. Gordon 
Bell" should come up with it -- two pdf books,  totaling about 1500 pages 
worth.  The second (bigger) one had a bunch of info in there about that 
machine,  as I recall.  As well as a bunch of others,  for those who are 
feeling ambitious.  :-)

(I'm not,  currently.)

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