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Hugin

(37,848 posts)
12. Yes, indeed 'they' do!
Tue Dec 9, 2025, 01:31 PM
Dec 2025

Available in the school supplies section of the average grocery store. In all of their seven segment ten digit glory. Most with memory!

Just lurking there capable of putting the next human on the Moon.

So under appreciated.

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WordStar had some very useful features. yardwork Dec 2025 #1
These days I write in Goggle docs Johonny Dec 2025 #2
Since we've retired... MiHale Dec 2025 #3
Dear Benjamin ... usonian Dec 2025 #4
I have multiple computers I use for different purposes... hunter Dec 2025 #5
As someone who made my living as a writer, I can't agree. MineralMan Dec 2025 #6
My first word processor was vi on a BSD terminal. hunter Dec 2025 #14
I was the word processing reviewer and columnist for PC World for 12 years. MineralMan Dec 2025 #17
Before you tipped me off, I was going to ask if you are Jerry Pournelle. usonian Dec 2025 #19
Jerry passed away 8 years ago. highplainsdem Dec 2025 #21
Yup. I'm still here, though... MineralMan Dec 2025 #26
Pournelle started writing on a personal computer using a program called Electric Pencil... hunter Dec 2025 #30
It's usually a very bad idea to be drunk online (or offline, for that matter). Jerry was very bright and highplainsdem Dec 2025 #22
Jerry had a genius IQ. MineralMan Dec 2025 #28
Never had a dot-matrix or daisy-wheel printer. (Really hated dot-matrix.) The first printer I bought was highplainsdem Dec 2025 #20
I have a device that's a competitor to the Remarkable Paper Pro... Hugin Dec 2025 #7
Cult Sci-Fi author repackages WordStar 7 DOS -- 680MB zip has software, emulators, manuals, and tips squished in Celerity Dec 2025 #8
The real scary nerds used... Hugin Dec 2025 #10
Thanks, Celerity! highplainsdem Dec 2025 #23
WPS Office is free and works great. Fichefinder Dec 2025 #9
Hmmm, less is more. Prairie_Seagull Dec 2025 #11
Yes, indeed 'they' do! Hugin Dec 2025 #12
Thanks Hugin. Prairie_Seagull Dec 2025 #13
Been there... Hugin Dec 2025 #15
I miss Word Perfect but mostly Interleaf which we RubyRose Dec 2025 #16
This message was self-deleted by its author PeaceWave Dec 2025 #18
A little self-control works, too Sympthsical Dec 2025 #24
This message was self-deleted by its author PeaceWave Dec 2025 #25
I really held out Sympthsical Dec 2025 #27
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