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Once the punters are inside, we’ve got their
money, and the movie theatre doors have been
locked, it will be revealed that this is a short film
about a woman living before the invention of the
teleprinter and those 1970’s green-screen
computer terminals.
CAT5_3a_20The_20Musical!
[hippo, Dec 30 2020]
[link]
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That's actually the most romantic line of dialogue
from the whole film |
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This and this, "condiments", are on me, lost. |
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//ASR-33, 110 Baud// So it's a science fiction? |
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I got to use a TI silent 700 for a while in 1979. I was like hexidecimal C Just wasting time, I did not program until I got a TRS-80 the same year. |
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It had an APL keyboard. My dad actually had a job doing APL. |
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The prequal, made later: PreTTL Woman, will go straight to DVD |
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PreCMOS Woman ... runs fast, real hot stuff, but intolerant about power.... |
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I used to set all my terminal window emulator settings to
dark-green/near-black with light-green text to emulate
those screens. |
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[zen] me too! - and a monospaced font, of course
Also, I
just realised what this idea reminded me of (see link) |
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