Re: Commodore 64 Ultimate

From	Daniel <me@sc1f1dan.com>
Newsgroups	comp.sys.cbm
Subject	Re: Commodore 64 Ultimate
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Date	2026-04-28 00:41 -0700

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Mortar M. <usenet@vk3heg.net> writes:

>   Re: Re: Commodore 64 Ultimate
>   By: Dr. What to Alexander Grotewohl on Sun Apr 26 2026 12:36:24
>
>  > For me
>  > grades 1-6 - nothing
>  > grades 7-8 - officially nothing, but dad could get a school TRS-80 for the
>  > summer (no one can steal it if it's not in the school).
>  > grades 9-12 - Commodore PET
>  > College - IBM-PC XT clone.
>  > Right after college 386.
>
> My path was much shorter:
>   Grades 1-11 - Nothing
>   Grade 12 - Timesharing with remote mainframe via punch cards and 8" floppies.
>   College - Decwriter II terminals connected to local mainframe.  Later
>             switched to Hazeltine display terminals.  Also had 8032 PETs.

Grades 1-5  - Nothing
Grade  6    - Apple IIc dust collector
Grades 7-8  - Apple IIc in computer lab for nothing serious
Grades 9-11 - Apple IIe in the library/dust collector
Grade  12   - Mac+ in the computer lab
College     - Generic windows machines bought on statewide contract

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Daniel
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