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From: NU109703@NDSUVM1.BITNET
Newsgroups: comp.sys.atari.8bit
Subject: Re: Linking two computers
Message-ID: <591NU109703@NDSUVM1>
Date: 20 Feb 88 11:37:48 GMT
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Organization: North Dakota Higher Education Computer Network, Fargo, ND
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By the way, this past week has been the busiest of my life.
Here's how it goes: Start working on my class project at 8:00 PM
Work on it for, say, 16 Hours, Go to class for another 3 hours,
Go to sleep for 5 hours (By the way, I have eaten supper at the normal
time only about once in the past week).  Yesterday, I ate nothing.
Then repeat this process for 6 days straight.  Keep in mind that
this was a horribly confusing process.  We (team of 2) were working
on a simulator of a M6800 Chip, with a simulator portion and a microcode
portion, which was supposed to take about 6 weeks.  He had the microcode
portion, and I had the fortran simulator to do.  His microcode project
was not written very well, so I took it over and wrote the entire
microcode in 4 days.  Well, you know that it's very hard to keep track
of, and I'll have to take the course over again next year, but at least
I'll know *exactly* what the course is about, and should get an A or B.
-- Consider my present situation first.