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| 500.1 | DEC... | WINERY::BOUCHARKE | | Mon Mar 21 1988 16:31 | 2 |
| I didn't see that article,but I'd say that whoever's responsible
for leaving out DEC should be un-employed.
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| 500.2 | That explains it | JETSAM::EYRING | | Thu Apr 28 1988 13:54 | 3 |
| Haven't you heard, the Duke doesn't much like DEC!
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| 500.3 | Duke Uses a VAX | JENEVR::TUSIA | This space intentionally left | Fri Apr 29 1988 15:06 | 4 |
| In last weeks Boston Globe there was a article on the Duke's delegate
tracking committee. Guess what kind of computer system they use.
A VAX 750.
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| 500.4 | Coming soon: the Cray PC | SMURF::REEVES | Jon Reeves, ULTRIX compiler group | Fri Apr 29 1988 19:41 | 2 |
| Yes, but do you trust a reporter that identifies the 11/750 as a
"superminicomputer"?
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| 500.5 | | QUARK::LIONEL | We all live in a yellow subroutine | Fri Apr 29 1988 21:32 | 6 |
| Re: .4
What's the complaint? That term has been standard for the VAX-class
family for years. Not to be confused with "minisupercomputer".
Steve
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| 500.6 | Hidden by moderator - ACT2 | VOYAGE::JWHITTAKER | | Mon May 02 1988 11:28 | 7 |
| 500.7 | See BETHE::SOAPBOX_1988 171 for more on the DUKE | HPSCAD::FORTMILLER | Ed Fortmiller, MRO1-1, 297-4160 | Mon May 02 1988 12:32 | 1 |
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| 500.8 | | ATLANT::SCHMIDT | | Mon May 02 1988 13:26 | 5 |
| Since it is *OBVIOUSLY* inappropriate to respond to 500.6 (containing
one Noter's personal opinions on Mike Dukakis and his contribution to
the "Massachusetts Miracle"), might I ask that the moderators hide it?
Atlant
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| 500.9 | How quickly things change | SMURF::REEVES | Jon Reeves, ULTRIX compiler group | Tue May 03 1988 19:22 | 9 |
| Re my last (.4?):
OK, I take that back; maybe it's just because an 11/750 seems such
a weakling by today's standards, or maybe it's because I was getting
my minisupers and superminis confused. I guess the term must date
to when the 750 was new and truly was super by those standards.
FWIW: The Computer Museum uses the same term to describe their 750
(in a publication that doesn't mention their 11/780 or Sequent 8000).
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| 500.10 | | FIDDLE::LAVOIE | You want two hundred dollars for what? | Wed May 04 1988 09:35 | 5 |
| Oneof the peopple on his campaign staff was interviewed about a
week ago and sitting in full view in the background was nothing
other than a VT100. :-)
Debbi
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| 500.11 | DEC's in there! | ATLAST::BOUKNIGHT | W. Jack Bouknight | Wed May 04 1988 23:19 | 4 |
| VT100's are still going well .... our local weather man's "stage"
contains both a VT100 and a VT220 in the background ....
jack
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| 500.12 | All VT1xx look alike :-) | CVG::THOMPSON | Let's move Engineering to Florida | Thu May 05 1988 12:38 | 5 |
| My guess is that the VT100 is a VT125. There is probably a color
monitor nearby as well. The VT125 is a bit faster form graphics
(which weather men like) then the VT24x.
Alfred
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| 500.13 | Popular in newsrooms ... | AUSTIN::UNLAND | Sic Biscuitus Disintegratum | Thu May 05 1988 16:18 | 6 |
| As far as television goes, has anyone noticed the scads of VT220's
and VT241's in the background of the news studio at CNN? It looks
like Turner Broadcasting is a major customer ...
Geoff
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| 500.14 | | AXEL::FOLEY | Rebel without a Clue | Thu May 05 1988 19:01 | 5 |
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And NBC....
mike
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| 500.15 | | COVERT::COVERT | John R. Covert | Fri May 06 1988 01:23 | 8 |
| >has anyone noticed the scads of VT220's and VT241's in the background of the
>news studio at CNN?
Take a look at the mock keyboard on the wall -- CIT (who makes the CIT220, a
terminal hard to tell from a VT220 from a distance) made some of the changes
many people asked for on the LK201, and the mock-up has those changes.
/john
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