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Enough time has passed that you may now (and please do so):

COPY THAT FLOPPY!

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#software #demonstration #preservation

Today Larry Masinter of the Medley Interlisp Online project visited https://icm.museum #lisp #xerox #parc #interlisp

Happy 45th IBM PC #ibmpc45 read more about the effort to archive and open source MS-DOS v1.25 now on display at https://icm.museum #vintagecomputing #pc #archiving #softwarepreservation https://opensource.microsoft.com/blog/2026/04/28/continuing-the-story-of-early-dos-development/

Happy 45th to the IBM PC! Did you know DOS was created by Tim Paterson at Seattle Computer Products just across the street from https://icm.museum ? We now have Tim’s DOS 1.25 source code on display with an SCP Gazelle #ibmpc45 #vintagecomputing #pc #ibm thank you @nprofile1q...

A 1972 PDP-10 says “HELLO, WORLD!”

https://youtu.be/jK9dSyC_oDk

#retrocomputing #vintagecomputing #retrocomputer #vintagecomputer #restoration

Part 4 in the story of a 1972 DEC PDP-10 restoration premieres tomorrow at 9am pacific. #retrocomputing #vintagecomputing #1970s #retrocomputer #vintagecomputer #36bits https://youtu.be/9eMoJNdr4qU

You are floating in the Fast ACs now…. https://youtu.be/FFbp8Bi_A_Q

We run several CompuServe 32 bit and 36 bit machines which you can connect to remotely. #internet #history #retrocomputing #vintagecomputing

Do you DIG the PDP-10? We’re hacking 36bits today at https://icm.museum #retrocomputing #vintagecomputing