[TUHS] DEC Wars

[TUHS] DEC Wars

[Ron Natalie]

I was thinking about Star Wars this morning and various parodies of it (like
Ernie Foss's Hardware Wars) and I rememberd the old DEC WARS.   Alas when I
tried to post it, it was too big for the listserv.   So here's a link for
your nostalgic purposes.   I had to find one that was still in its
fixed-pitch glory complete with the ASCII-art title.

 

http://www.inwap.com/pdp10/decwars.txt

 

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[TUHS] DEC Wars

[Paul Winalski]

On 3/23/17, Noel Chiappa <jnc at mercury.lcs.mit.edu> wrote:
>
>     > I rememberd the old DEC WARS.
>
> I seem to vaguely recall a multi-page samizdat comic book of this name? Or
> am
> I mis-remembering its name? Does this ring any bells for anyone?

Is that the one that involved an invasion of DEC's Maynard Mill
headquarters by IBM marketing commandos?  It featured a super-smart
canine named Digital Dog.  It was written and drawn by one of DEC's
tech writers, if I recall correctly.

-Paul W.

[TUHS] DEC Wars

[Noel Chiappa]

    > From: "Ron Natalie"

    > I was thinking about Star Wars this morning and various parodies of it
    > (like Ernie Foss's Hardware Wars)

The best one ever, I thought, was Mark Crispin's "Software Wars". (I have an
actual original HAKMEM!)

    > I rememberd the old DEC WARS.

I seem to vaguely recall a multi-page samizdat comic book of this name? Or am
I mis-remembering its name? Does this ring any bells for anyone?

	Noel

[TUHS] DEC Wars

[David]

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"Two Bacco, here, my Bookie.”

Awesome.

	David

> Date: Wed, 22 Mar 2017 21:26:16 -0400
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> I was thinking about Star Wars this morning and various parodies of it (like
> Ernie Foss's Hardware Wars) and I rememberd the old DEC WARS.   Alas when I
> tried to post it, it was too big for the listserv.   So here's a link for
> your nostalgic purposes.   I had to find one that was still in its
> fixed-pitch glory complete with the ASCII-art title.
> 
> 
> 
> http://www.inwap.com/pdp10/decwars.txt
>