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 On 2019 Jun 14 17:22:28, you wrote to Gaylen Hintz:

 CS> Yeah, and we had Intel, AMD, Motorola making CPU's! (Can't remember,
 CS> was there fourth? Can't remember)  There was faster CPU upgrades than
 CS> hard drive sizes for a short time! That was a fun era!

Zilog, Olivetti and NEC were three more...

we changed the CPU chip (8mhz 8086) out in one machine (AT&T 6300 IIRC) for a
NEC one (NEC V30) and the processing capability increased (2x?) for the same
clock speed... i think we also added a math coprocessor (8087) as well as
eventually upgrading the BIOS... too bad it wasn't Y1992 compliant... something
 about ""cheating"" with the clock chip and not using enough bits to represent
the year so 1992 was the highest year it could count to...

)\/(ark

Always Mount a Scratch Monkey
Do you manage your own servers? If you are not running an IDS/IPS yer doin' it
wrong...
... I'll have some 8-methyl-N-vanillyl-6-nonenamide on mine please.
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