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Paleofuturists out there might enjoy this article about primordial computer-assisted crossword construction. This is the sort of article that would have fascinated me as a kid. I remember getting computer magazines that ran code alongside articles explaining th program. Of course, I couldn't have cared less about the articles, I just wanted to input the code to get the rudimentary game. So yeah, if that sounds like you and your childhood, reminisce along with me to the past neither of us experienced.
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