lpfnrobin

What happens after the bottle?

Thankful this hasen't happend to you and me yet. Fascinating article

>People did not program word processors themselves as they didn't exist, typewriters did.

That's funny. I had to laugh that off.

Now the type in magazines at the time were amazing - especially with error checking "co-routines" to make sure you did it right. But there were bugs in printed material that a month or two later you could fix from the errors section. Best use case of a subscription model assuming you didn't want to fix it yourself or redo it all etc... Also as a side to that there was a barcode scanner for the code for a few publications.

Fun times.

Although not all floppies there's something nice about the sound of them. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JMe2vza46cQ

Achtung baby

Pascal Boillat - as CIO (Information Officer - not Investment officer ;) )

I gave a used copy of a book so someone from HR there once. It was about industrialization. I hope they had time to read through it, if it even helped. It was a story of us and not to be overly afraid of it; takes time and adjustments was the thought when given. Always make it better.

As a former DBLabs employee, laughing at this was a positive.