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Subject: Re: Flow control and Emacs.
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Unibus's are not flakey unless you are putting flakey peripherals
on them or otherwise violating the design rules.  What does happen
is they get loaded (which is more a function of the CPU and I/O controller).
DZ's with their one interrupt per character output will rapidly saturate
a small computer with just a few lines at 9600 baud.

-Ron