Comment It might come back (Score 1) 42
With the current price of complex chips, especially memory, the Z80 computing might make a resurgence. Now, if I only could find my trusty CP/M manuals...
With the current price of complex chips, especially memory, the Z80 computing might make a resurgence. Now, if I only could find my trusty CP/M manuals...
The difference is that assembly on the Z80 is actually fun, while assembly on Itanic is generally a brainfuck.
I guess the warning labels on tobacco products are the next to go as the biggest violators of freedom of speech of the tobacco industry.
One interesting thing about them is that they think that doing bad things is only bad when you're caught.
Not specific to them, though.
Unless you're very, very kinky.
I received your letter today, but unfortunately I wiped my ass with the last of these documents just yesterday. You should've sent your letter earlier.
When news come that "X Mail is shutting down" you immediately think that some email provider has stopped providing email services.
In this case however, it turns out that some email client that nobody has even heard of, let alone use, is being canceled. Non-news promoted via clickbait.
The US has allied countries?
I have Google Services, but RCS is not available in my country. Should I consider myself lucky?
This is not exactly "32-bit support". It's a bit of a Frankenstein monster - a supposedly 32-bit ABI that supports neither the compatibility form of long mode, nor the legacy mode, nor the original 32-bit CPUs. As far as I'm concerned, kill it with fire.
Hey, don't you dare disrespecting my IBM PS/2 model 90 XP and cutting the support for it!
Could you elaborate what is "x64" and how does it differ from "x86-64"?
I hope you don't confuse the AMD64 architecture with IA64.
Greedo pulled the trigger first, but his blaster malfunctioned due to poorly timed software update in progress. Han was the only one who actually produced a blast.
s/four/five/g
Perhaps he/she had a desktop, not a laptop.
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