Re: arty computers

> My personal candidate for this thread is the 1981
Soviet M-13
> supercomputer, which I only recently discovered:
> 
>  http://sovietcomputing.com/index.php?q=gallery&a
mp;g2_itemId=254

Never trust a computer you can't lift.

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>From: Cameron Kaiser <spectrefloodgap.com>
>
> > My personal candidate for this thread is the 1981
Soviet M-13
> > supercomputer, which I only recently discovered:
> >
> >  http://sovietcomputing.com/index.php?q=gallery&a
mp;g2_itemId=254
>
>Never trust a computer you can't lift.
>

Hi
I'm told that a fellow named Dave Boulton was first to use
this
phrase. If you'd seen him, he was quite large and could
lift
many mini's of good size.
Dwight

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