[Rockhounds] Uranium Mineralization of Fossil Wood.

[pmodreski at aol.com]

So for those of us who haven't been reading all the posts... so, this about punch cards, has to do with uranium in fossil wood???
('tis OK, I'm not griping, just amused... guess I have to go back and read the earlier posts to catch up on this!)
cheers to all,
Pete


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If you want a real chuckle, just look on the shelf in my office.  I keep a pile of 80-column punch cards up there for notes!

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h Fortran, my first real programming language, I used WATFIV tho and got pretty good with JCL. I acquired a real dislike for punched cards tho even tho I knew where the secret deck repair machines were...heh. (In the basement of the Rathskeller).

“When bad men combine, the good must associate; else they will fall one by one, an unpitied sacrifice in a contemptible struggle.”
Edmund Burke

J Bryan Krämer      North Florida, USA
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