I love how much modern computing culture has its roots in the good old Amiga, and folks who didn’t own one are totally clueless about it.
I am a life long nerd who seems to be perpetually chasing the next bright shiny thing :) I will always be puttering with technology whether I’m paid for it or not :)
I love spending time with my wife and our rescue pup, playing with old computers, reading, and playing video games.
I love how much modern computing culture has its roots in the good old Amiga, and folks who didn’t own one are totally clueless about it.
Also, how would that ‘weirdness’ impact using the device in a teaching context?
I don’t think Pascal is clunky! I think it represents a point on the evolution of programming languages and is still well loved by a LOT of people! Just google Free Pascal or Lazarus Pascal.