The Interim Computer Festival is September 30th - October 1st in Seattle WA at the INTRASPACE event space at the Rainier Brewery. Registration is open.

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Painting by Younga Barlow for Pacific Commodore Expo NW 2023

The Pacific Commodore Expo NW is being held this weekend June 24th and 25th! Please feel free to stop by and play with your favorite Commodore and Amiga computers.

Location: 3100 Airport Way S, Seattle WA 98134 (old rainier brewery at Intraspace in front of Lula Coffee) Hours: 11am - 5pm Saturday and Sunday Admission: FREE - (Donations can be made to SDF.ORG)

Your keyboard is (probably) gross!

A ritual cleaning and cap refresh can be a spiritual experience

At one point in time the most common system on the INTERNET was the PDP-10, a 36-bit mainframe computer developed by Digital Equipment Corporation int the 1960s. As the ARPAnet grew so did the number of interconnected PDP-10s. When the ARPAnet moved towards privatization in the 1980s companies such as Systems Concepts and Cisco Systems were working on developing the next generation of PDP-10. By 1984, DEC had turned their focus fully to the popular 32-bit VAX architecture with operating systems such as VMS and the thriving UNIX system. This left many PDP-10 hackers trying to figure out what to do with their octal counting and extra bits that they couldn't cram into VMS or UNIX comfortably.

Timesharing bureaus as such CompuServe, TymShare and Applied Data relied on the PDP-10 for their large service networks. CompuServe had System Concepts building SC20, SC30 and eventually SC40 units as replacements for DEC PDP-10s. In fact, CompuServe was growing so quickly, that they effective

caturday is only a day away.

The SDF Minecraft Server is now running PaperMC 1.19.4-550

Mondays at 0000 UTC on Echolink node 9229 (TECHLINK)

SDFer lameur created this design for us integrating the SDF-1 and the [d][i][g][i][t][a][l] equipment corporation decscope VT52 terminal

Available in the SDF Fundraiser Store:

[https://sdf.org/?store](SDF Fundraiser Store)

Experience the TimeSharing System 8 on a PiDP-8/i. Can you complete the challenges and make the leaderboard?

A picture at the end of a roll of film of iczer's aNONbbs. It ran on a Toshiba T1000 and was written in TELIX SLT scripting language.

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