Hi All,
Before the 80386 CPU, Intel, in a house journal, published an article entitled "Will the 64-bit microprocessor be a (useless) silicon monument." I think I still have a copy of it around somewhere, but I can't lay my hands on it immediately. I would like to draw the computing world's attention to that old article now that the 64-bit era is definitely upon us.
A subtext puzzle.
Not too hard, food for thought.
Memories of Green.
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This serious question, phrased in a humorous manner, has gone unaddressed for many months on WikiAnswers.
I'd like the Slashdot crowd's input, especially if you've got experience in aeronautics.
Discuss it here or on WikiAnswers - I don't care, but somebody _please_ say something constructive on the subject.
Regards, KK.
A LISP programmer knows the value of everything, but the cost of nothing. -- Alan Perlis
