Re: Wild computer language names

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From: dut... Sylvia Dutcher
Date: Tue, 09 Oct 1990 23:39

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It's probably been mentioned, but do you remember the MAD
(Michigan Algorithm Decoder) language on the 709/7090 series?
The manual was a Carrollian delight, but there was method in it.

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From: dut...@seas.gwu.edu (Sylvia Dutcher)
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Subject: Re: Wild computer language names
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