Victor 4X6GP
@4X6GP@mastodon.radio
I like linux, radio (ham and broadcasting), and all kinds of science and technology. Linux: using Hyprland / Arch on my "daily driver" computer. I also maintain a Nextcloud server (Debian) and fool around with Raspberry Pi's. Ham radio: 100% CW (I hold CWops member no. 5). I'm a retired software developer, factory worker, broadcast engineer, tractor mechanic, and other things.
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Victor 4X6GP
@4X6GP@mastodon.radio
I like linux, radio (ham and broadcasting), and all kinds of science and technology. Linux: using Hyprland / Arch on my "daily driver" computer. I also maintain a Nextcloud server (Debian) and fool around with Raspberry Pi's. Ham radio: 100% CW (I hold CWops member no. 5). I'm a retired software developer, factory worker, broadcast engineer, tractor mechanic, and other things.
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5d ago
@amoroso Just a tty. We had terminals with a built-in 300-baud acoustic coupler. I would just dial the computer and stick the phone into the coupler.
I don't recall any video terminals on the PDP10; we had a few connected to an IBM model 50 that ran a locally written timesharing system.
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