Yes. It is a decent chunk of my employer's (Dallas Semi / Maxim / Analog Devices) business, and likewise for companies like TI as well.
Have taped out many automotive applications ICs over the past decade, and most of them are 180nm or 90nm, with a family of SERDES chips on 55nm (moving to 16nm).

Yup, can confirm. Work for Dallas Semi, then Maxim, now ADI, without ever changing jobs :)

Pot. meet kettle https://www.youtube.com/watch?...

You might want to look into LPC bus - ISA is still alive and well!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?...

Stewart Cheifet covered this on The Computer Chronicles way back in 1986 : https://youtu.be/VsE0BwQ3l8U?s...

If only it were that easy. Knowing a line chart is going to go up or down is the first half. The other is knowing when it is going to do so, or options decay will eat your shorts (pun intended).

TPM header. Check out a VOGONS project called the dISAppointment : https://www.youtube.com/watch?...

Actually, ISA (8237-style DMA included) is still there hidden in modern PCs as the LPC bus.

Death by snu snu...

The spirit is willing but the flesh is spongy and bruised

Still using WinAmp 5.666, along with some classic mode skins from 20+ years ago.
While you're at it, leave Eudora 7 alone too!

Chips and Cheese

CM Stacker 830 - FX 8320 - M5A99FX Pro R2 - 16GB HyperX 1600 CL9 - XFX 5670 - SeaSonic S12G-750 - 6x CF-V12HP - 16x HGST Ultrastar HC550 20TB - DW1640
Entire fileserver is "RAID-1"ed (so to speak) at a different physical location

If you haven't already done so, check out two CGA / XT demos by Jim Leonard. Crazy what can be done!

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I still use Eudora Pro 7.0 daily, albeit with heavily updated TLS

Nope. As someone who works in the area (I do digital and mixed-signal designs, from 16 - 450nm), EDA tools have never been better at catching EM/IR and other issues. This seems to be a case of poor engineering.