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From: m.tiernan@pro-angmar.UUCP (Michael Tiernan)
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Subject: Re: Apples in movies
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Date: 11 Jun 89 14:59:30 GMT
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Network Comment: to #1272 by obsolete!blake!ndsuvax!nuwilken%beaver.cs.washington.edu

The Nibble program that I think you are looking for is "Key-Perfect" it
allowed you to use a checksum on the entered programs so that it would help
catch errors on your end.  (Anyone figure out how to checksum typos yet?)

As for another instance of Apples in movies, if you watch the begining of
"Never say Never again" with Sean Connery (Dr Jones to you!) the boat that was
"controlling" the missils had a graphic display of the missils in flight, it
was done on an Apple ][+ using the SubLogic graphics toolbox.


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