Me too. It was the Ohio Scientific Superboard II with a 1 MHz 6502 and 8k RAM.
I wrote an assembly language program to solve a statistical mechanics problem that resulted in a publication in 1982. The program ran for over 24 hours and would spit out an intermediate result every few minutes or so. No disk storage, so I had to periodically write the values from the screen before they scrolled off!
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Me too. It was the Ohio Scientific Superboard II with a 1 MHz 6502 and 8k RAM. I wrote an assembly language program to solve a statistical mechanics problem that resulted in a publication in 1982. The program ran for over 24 hours and would spit out an intermediate result every few minutes or so. No disk storage, so I had to periodically write the values from the screen before they scrolled off!