One of my computer science professors was old enough to remember his undergraduate on punchcards, running stacks on shared mainframes at night.
In his words, "You got really good at checking your code, because if you made a mistake, you had to wait until the next evening for another time slot."
It stuck with me because it boggled my (privileged) mind how adaptable people and their brains are to just about any scenario you can dream up.
In his words, "You got really good at checking your code, because if you made a mistake, you had to wait until the next evening for another time slot."
It stuck with me because it boggled my (privileged) mind how adaptable people and their brains are to just about any scenario you can dream up.