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What's scary to me is not that I knew the answer to the riddle but that I can (30-something years later) still read hex.
, which I can't quite believe.
My father speaks about punching holes in cards in college.Kudos. I Can relate. When I first learnt programming, I had to write in binary/hex before learning assembler.
But that was 45 years ago
If your vegetables start squaking for crackers, I recommend shopping elsewhere.
My mom used to do the punch card thing. I'm a touch younger -- but when I was bored, I would peek and poke memory addresses and change the read-out of the games I played by rewriting the hex. In my own defense, it was 1982 and I had no friends. Chicken and egg argument, I know.
I'm that old - I programmed 026 and 029 card punches with fortran column skips. Ah, for the days when a crash meant that a tray full of punch cards was dropped on the floor. And we learned the value of using the end columns for a sequence number.
LOL @ remembering those dropped boxes of cards. I started off as an operator on the IMB 360 Os and many a box did I drop.
