KL10

In the land of computers, oh so grand, There was a machine, oh so unplanned, Its name was PDP-10, a mainframe delight, Manufactured by DEC, shining so bright. From '66 to '83, it did its thing, A computer family, oh how it could sing, With TOPS-10 operating system, all the rage, It was used in labs, like a wise old sage. Its architecture, like the PDP-6 before, With a 36-bit word length, and so much more, The instruction set, a bit unusual, you see, Byte instructions, operating so fancy and free. In universities and labs, it found its place, Harvard, MIT, and Stanford, with grace, Building the ARPANET, oh what a feat, PDP-10 played a role, so sweet. But alas, the VAX stole the show, PDP-10's extension, it couldn't grow, In '83, its line was no more, But in hacker folklore, it forever will soar. Random page: Fc-p2p