I know this is only for historical reference, but I really like when developers are able to recognize themselves as humans, I like how this line has some humor on it:
1983 was also the year AT&T released UNIX System V R1, and BSD 4.2 was released, introducing the pseudoterminal for the first time (the progenitor to Windows’ ConPTY we introduced to Windows in 2018 😁).
Three decades back me goes “woo!” but me a quarter of a decade back is saying “and why not QuickBasic?”
Yay! Now I need to find the Chain Reaction game that I wasted many hours on as a child…
Were you thinking of this one?
That’s the one! As I recall, it shipped with GW BASIC on DOS 4.x (about the only good thing about DOS 4).
I know this is only for historical reference, but I really like when developers are able to recognize themselves as humans, I like how this line has some humor on it:
I know it’s not the Altair 8K BASIC, but it is nice to see MSFT finally come around, Nearly 50 years after paper tape gate