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Subject: Re: LA and the IBM 1130
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Date: Fri, 30-Jan-87 14:10:36 EST
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I used to have an IBM system 3 at home.  Not quite as antique as the 1130,
but still the first IBM "personal computer" on the block.  It had one of
those red emergency power cutoff knobs.  It is indeed a pain to reset after
it's been pulled, but you can do it yourself if you're clever.