Software to factor arbitrary ~410-bit number

[xilman]

Originally Posted by Uncwilly

CP/M wants to play too.

An I/O pack, based on a couple of ideas by DEC called RT-11 and OS/8

I've used all three.

[retina]

Originally Posted by xilman

An I/O pack, based on a couple of ideas by DEC called RT-11 and OS/8

I've used all three.

When I were a bit younger computers were humans. A computer was a profession, not a machine. And you powered them with booze and candy. You programmed them with standard natural language instructions. And they made lots of mis-steaks mistakes.

Geez, you young folks here just don't know how good you have it all.

Get off my lawn you rotten little whipper-snappers.

[xilman]

Originally Posted by retina

When I were a bit younger computers were humans. A computer was a profession, not a machine. And you powered them with booze and candy. You programmed them with standard natural language instructions. And they made lots of mis-steaks mistakes.

Geez, you young folks here just don't know how good you have it all.

Get off my lawn you rotten little whipper-snappers.

Been there, done that.

[LaurV]

Yeah, we used CP/M and RSx-11m too, we even believed (at that time, under the communist guvernment) that they were Romanian inventions