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It was cool day today but we got used to the weather and felt comfort.
I belatedly knew Steve Jobs' speach of Stanford Univ, which was introduced by a Lang8er.
That he said 'connecting dots' encouraged all engineers include me.
It reminds me an old memory.
When I was a high school student, I wanted a personal computer but it was very expensive for a student.
So I bought a pocket computer called by 'PC-E500'.
Its graphic was only mono color, black or white.
It was very simple than nowadays PC but it was enough for me.
I could learn how to work computer with this machine.
In this age, OS wasn't popular, then it worked on a basic inter-pretor.
If you wanted your app faster, you should have use a machine language.
(It's still so now but the days choice was only two, basic or machine language.)
I also used the machine language.
It depends on the cpu.
What I learned was for SC62015.
If you know the days PC, you may know Z80,
But It was very minor because it was for pocket computar.
It had 8 bit processor and 1 Mbytes direct access to memory.
It made by Japanese company SHARP.
I learned many thing from this machine even though It didn't made my school score up.
And now I begun to engineer, its dots was connecting.
http://www.wizforest.com/OldGood/PC-E500/
I belatedly knew Steve Jobs' speach of Stanford Univ, which was introduced by a Lang8er.
That he said 'connecting dots' encouraged all engineers include me.
It reminds me an old memory.
When I was a high school student, I wanted a personal computer but it was very expensive for a student.
So I bought a pocket computer called by 'PC-E500'.
Its graphic was only mono color, black or white.
It was very simple than nowadays PC but it was enough for me.
I could learn how to work computer with this machine.
In this age, OS wasn't popular, then it worked on a basic inter-pretor.
If you wanted your app faster, you should have use a machine language.
(It's still so now but the days choice was only two, basic or machine language.)
I also used the machine language.
It depends on the cpu.
What I learned was for SC62015.
If you know the days PC, you may know Z80,
But It was very minor because it was for pocket computar.
It had 8 bit processor and 1 Mbytes direct access to memory.
It made by Japanese company SHARP.
I learned many thing from this machine even though It didn't made my school score up.
And now I begun to engineer, its dots was connecting.
http://www.wizforest.com/OldGood/PC-E500/
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It was cool day today but we got used to the weather and started feeling comfortable gradually.
I belatedly knew Steve Jobs' speech of Stanford Univ, which was introduced by a Lang8er.
What he had said about 'connecting dots' encouraged all engineers, including me.
It reminds me of an old memory. (A better word for putting this sentence could be - "It makes me nostalgic" but be careful to use it only in a good sense of memory recalling)
When I was a high school student, I wanted a personal computer but they were very expensive for a student.
So I bought a pocket computer called by 'PC-E500'.
Its graphic display was only in monochrome - black or white.
It was very simple compared to the PCs of today, but it was more than enough for me.
I could learn how to work on a computer with this machine.
Back then, OS wasn't popular, so it worked on a simple interface.
If you wanted your app to work faster, you had have use a machine language.
(It's still the same, but back in those days the there were only two choices - basic or machine language.)
Even I used machine language.
It depends on the cpu.
If you know the PCs of those days, you may know Z80,
Although it was a minor one because it was for pocket computers.
It had an 8 bit processor and 1 Mbytes direct access to memory.
It was made by a Japanese company called SHARP.
I learned a lot of things from that machine even though it didn't make my school grades go up.
And now that I have become an engineer, it's just like dots connecting.
I guess your weak points are in joining sentences and the flow of the passage. Work hard just like this and you will become better.
:)
I think so and I'll do it.
Great thanks!!