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   • Sibrosan
   @sibrosan >In terms of CPU performance, memory capacity etc., a Raspberry Pi could have run circles around it.
   In terms of computing freedom, the PDP-10 wins.
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     • Ade Malsasa Akbar

     @ademalsasa

     I had my first programming experiences with the university PDP-10 main frame, but the first computer that I actually owned was a Sinclair ZX-81.

     I remember looking in awe at the cabinets of the PDP-10, residing in a large space separated by a glass wall, behind which only the operators were worthy to approach.

     In terms of CPU performance, memory capacity etc., a Raspberry Pi could have run circles around it.