Author: Robert Hyatt
Date: 18:27:50 03/25/02
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On March 25, 2002 at 17:00:53, William H Rogers wrote: >If I remember correctly, he contributed to the "Belle" program. In its day, it >was one of the strongest programs around. Everything in that day was played on >"super computers", a lot less powerful than todays home PC's. >Remember the Eniac, the worlds first, it had 1k of memory and 50,000 tubes or >maybe it was over 100,000 tubes. It took up a whole city block. >Bill No. Ken Thompson and Joe Condon did Belle. Tony did his own program at the university of alberta. Last used name was "awit"...
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