Sir Clive Sinclair dies

Up until then, computers were out of reach even in their basic form, for the everyday working family. I did do some stuff at school but the computers then were the size of wardrobes and either used reel to reel tape or cards with holes punched in them

Mathematics of Tape Recorders
My History of Computing (Punch cards to FORTRAN) – billatnapier
Tech Time Warp of the Week: Relive the Days When Apps Were Cards Punched  Full of Holes | WIRED


He revolutionised computing for the masses.
 
Me and my cousin up in Northampton did fuck around with the spectrum during the six week school break i would go up there and stay with them for two weeks, happy daze!!
 
Was she a looker 🤷‍♂️
It was thanks to her mate that i ended up running for Newham in the London Cross Country championships.. She was Newham Ladies Champion many years over and on a school cross country championship i was so attracted to her bum cheeks in tiny running knickers i ended up 2nd in the boys race by accident and was then a qualifier for Newham .... and i hated x country.... X
 
What a shame. I recall actually being taught log tables at high school years 1 and 2 before he bailed us out with his first pocket calculators :)

jesus, how old am I now :(

Never had a spectrum, might have had a BBC thingy that worked with cassette tapes?, but first 'proper' computer was one of Big Al's 5.25 twin floppy disc jobbies with a black and white screen pre Windows lol
 
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