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Telling On My Age....


Castille7

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I still remember sitting with my parents during night on the sofa, watching the Apollo 11 landing on out b/w TV... omfg, that sofa was so incredible ugly :D

I reviewed the footage from the German TV some time ago, I remember back then I was spellbound, but now? Poor quality, and I'm not talking about the footage itself, but the stupid commentator who obviously had not much of idea what was going on :D 

On 10/23/2019 at 10:42 AM, Castille7 said:

Say or post a picture telling on your age

Regarding the year I was born, this: awH8XhTo5iHaRQ3zMKwxCf-650-80.jpg

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2 hours ago, linuxgurugamer said:

I remember the Mercury program (vaguely), Gemini memories are clearer

I think I remember the last Gemini, 12, vaguely.  Seeing the reentry simulation graphic.

 

24 minutes ago, VoidSquid said:

I still remember sitting with my parents during night on the sofa, watching the Apollo 11 landing on out b/w TV.

I definitely remember watching Apollo 11.  Seeing the B&W feed from the Moon, at first upside down. :)

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48 minutes ago, VoidSquid said:

I still remember sitting with my parents during night on the sofa, watching the Apollo 11 landing on out b/w TV

First time ever my Grandparents let me eat in the living room was watching the same thing... My grandfather and I followed it as close as we could from launch to splashdown... He would have loved KSP  :)

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This is an example of my 1st computer. Wrote a few programs for the college I was with at the time, teaching others what a microprocessor could do.

There was no TV and the small keyboard was all I had to enter data. It was just a little bit better than what the Lunar Module had on board. 

Hunt the Wumpus anyone?

Kim-1_sys2.jpg

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18 minutes ago, VoidSquid said:

Yepp, days of my youth :D 

Yea I do, but at that time 1K bytes of RAM ( using eight 1K by 1's ) was expensive, so extending it even more cost some bucks. Even tho core was replaced some time before that, a few companies did sell core for the 6502 machines and made it available but they did not last long. Wow @VoidSquid you and I must have had the same grade school teachers! lol

Yanoo now that I look back at this, the data structure for just the hair style of a Kerbal character would have filled most all of the memory in my old Kim 1! haha!

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