> Gordon Bell (after lunch, it's wonderful having God and Marshall McHulan
here to correct one's self) emailed:
> I did build/invent the first UART in '61, made the Ethernet deal with Intel
and Xerox to have LANs, and DECnet was the first commercial
implementation or ARPAnet, so I have had a long term interest in communcations.
> Every notice that the bell rings when you push ctrl g on the old
teletypes?
> Also, built first commercial timesharing system.
> Gordon Bell (after lunch, it's wonderful having God and Marshall McHulan here to correct one's self) emailed:
> I did build/invent the first UART in '61, made the Ethernet deal with Intel and Xerox to have LANs, and DECnet was the first commercial implementation or ARPAnet, so I have had a long term interest in communcations.
> Every notice that the bell rings when you push ctrl g on the old teletypes?
> Also, built first commercial timesharing system.