Comments on: Now that explains alot http://www.johnon.com/102/incredibillblogspotcom.html I think there's an opinion on that subject lying around here somewhere.... Sat, 31 Jul 2010 11:37:26 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.0.7 by: John Andrews http://www.johnon.com/102/incredibillblogspotcom.html#comment-279 Sun, 01 Oct 2006 03:34:10 +0000 http://www.johnon.com/102/incredibillblogspotcom.html#comment-279 Ha ha, Bill, you're the only misconception around here. As for my reading abilities, I'll grant you that. I mistook an anonymous poster in your comments <a href="http://incredibill.blogspot.com/2006/03/first-sighting-sproose-goose-got.html">over there</a> for you. My error. I suppose since she called you a grumpy webmaster it wasn't actually you, but someone who knows you pretty well. Nice to know you programmed assembler, even if it was just Intel and a few Interactive Barbie controllers.  As I said the 360 Assembler taught me patience, but it was Motorola 68000 assembler that taught me how to innovate. Ha ha, Bill, you’re the only misconception around here.

As for my reading abilities, I’ll grant you that. I mistook an anonymous poster in your comments over there for you. My error. I suppose since she called you a grumpy webmaster it wasn’t actually you, but someone who knows you pretty well.

Nice to know you programmed assembler, even if it was just Intel and a few Interactive Barbie controllers.  As I said the 360 Assembler taught me patience, but it was Motorola 68000 assembler that taught me how to innovate.

]]> by: IncrediBILL http://www.johnon.com/102/incredibillblogspotcom.html#comment-278 Sat, 30 Sep 2006 22:27:49 +0000 http://www.johnon.com/102/incredibillblogspotcom.html#comment-278 Dear John, I've noticed your reading and comprehension skills are sometimes questionable and dyslexia comes to mind, have you been tested? ;) I actually started on micros around 1975/6 at the hardware and software level, mainframes bored me, but nice try with a nice long post based on a huge misconception. Although I've never programmed in IBM 360 assembler, I did program in assembler on an 80386, 80286, 80186, 8086, 8088, 8080, Z-80, RCA 1802 an even a 6502 that powered those crappy Apples and Commodored, but NEVER on an IBM 360. Dyslexically yours, - Bill Dear John,

I’ve noticed your reading and comprehension skills are sometimes questionable and dyslexia comes to mind, have you been tested? ;)

I actually started on micros around 1975/6 at the hardware and software level, mainframes bored me, but nice try with a nice long post based on a huge misconception. Although I’ve never programmed in IBM 360 assembler, I did program in assembler on an 80386, 80286, 80186, 8086, 8088, 8080, Z-80, RCA 1802 an even a 6502 that powered those crappy Apples and Commodored, but NEVER on an IBM 360.

Dyslexically yours,

- Bill

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