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  1. Get ready to falsify! Build 'em up, knock 'em down. Dennis #Ritchie 's words stick in my brain: "Bon Appetit!" #unix #plan9 #usl #svr4 #solaris #osf1 #dynix #hpux #irix #sgi #ultrix #tru64 #sunos #bsdos en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_UNIX (Linux was not seriously in the running at this snapshot in time.)

  2. Get ready to falsify! Build 'em up, knock 'em down. Dennis #Ritchie 's words stick in my brain: "Bon Appetit!" #unix #plan9 #usl #svr4 #solaris #osf1 #dynix #hpux #irix #sgi #ultrix #tru64 #sunos #bsdos en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_UNIX (Linux was not seriously in the running at this snapshot in time.)

  3. Get ready to falsify! Build 'em up, knock 'em down. Dennis #Ritchie 's words stick in my brain: "Bon Appetit!" #unix #plan9 #usl #svr4 #solaris #osf1 #dynix #hpux #irix #sgi #ultrix #tru64 #sunos #bsdos en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_UNIX (Linux was not seriously in the running at this snapshot in time.)

  4. Get ready to falsify! Build 'em up, knock 'em down. Dennis #Ritchie 's words stick in my brain: "Bon Appetit!" #unix #plan9 #usl #svr4 #solaris #osf1 #dynix #hpux #irix #sgi #ultrix #tru64 #sunos #bsdos en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_UNIX (Linux was not seriously in the running at this snapshot in time.)

  5. Get ready to falsify! Build 'em up, knock 'em down. Dennis #Ritchie 's words stick in my brain: "Bon Appetit!" #unix #plan9 #usl #svr4 #solaris #osf1 #dynix #hpux #irix #sgi #ultrix #tru64 #sunos #bsdos en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_UNIX (Linux was not seriously in the running at this snapshot in time.)

  6. #DECstation 2100 #MIPS based workstation emulated on a business card... and running #Ultrix

    "What is a delay slot? Well, back in the day it was considered cool to expose your CPU's pipeline to the world. Just kidding, it was just a way to save some more transistors."

    "The CPU has a register called, literally RANDOM which is supposed to be constantly incrementing, every cycle."

    Effective speed about 1MHz - compiles hello world in 2 mins .

    dmitry.gr/?r=05.Projects&proj=

    #retroComputing #DEC