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Circuit-level PDP-11/34 emulator

• dboreham 6mo ago
  This was probably how our universe got started...
  • xcf_seetan 6mo ago
    No, it was here: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ENIAC https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ENIAC
    • SilentM68 6mo ago
      Naa, was here: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Antikythera_mechanism https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Antikythera_mechanism
    • dboreham 6mo ago
      I mean: the universe is a simulation that began with some dude's side project to build a subatomic-level simulator.
• msla 6mo ago
  WebAssembly version with photo-realistic GUI. Run a PDP-11/34 in your browser: https://dbrll.github.io/ll-34/ https://dbrll.github.io/ll-34/
• hank1931 6mo ago
  As a student I worked at a lab, and had a PDP-11/10 all to myself. But of course I desired more. I heard such wonderful things about the 11/34. Six years later I worked for a small company that was able to purchase a PDP-11/70 running RSTS/E. I had died and gone to heaven!!
  • rahen 6mo ago
    Out of curiosity, what were those wonderful things you were hearing about the 11/34 back then?
  • flyinghamster 6mo ago
    My high school had a /34 running RSTS/E, with roughly a dozen terminals on-campus, mostly in the lab. Even in 1980, I recall my teacher warning about Y2K, though not yet named as such. Fast forward 20+ years, and I would set up SIMH, install RSTS/E on it, and discover that version 7.0, which was what I used at the time, was not Y2K-compatible.
• onlinealarmkur 6mo ago
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