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  • A dive down the history of programmer's calculators of the 1970s and 1980s.
    geraldew@fosstodon.orgundefined geraldew@fosstodon.org

    @amoroso hmm, I remember in 1980 helping a friend who had a TI calculator that could be programmed, and could save its programs onto little thin cards.

    We wrote a prime number seeker (prove N to be prime then try the next number ad infinitum) but that's all I can remember.

    I had to switch my thinking a bit because I'd already been used to my brother's HP-45 - not a programmable but I'd set myself sequences of actions for it (i.e. I was the program).

    Uncategorized calculator retrocomputing
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