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Different topic, but okay. It's easy to multiply your pennies when you've only got two. BTW, the first computer I personally owned was an 8086, so I was there,
by aksss 5y ago
Different topic, but okay. It's easy to multiply your pennies when you've only got two.
BTW, the first computer I personally owned was an 8086, so I was there, Gandalf. It's what I first learned to really program on. The timeframe you're talking about, the progression of tech through the nineties, I'm intimately familiar with.
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- anthk 5y agoThen you should be more than aware that current machines are not that special anymore. There is no "generation jump". Raytracing? If we were comparing it to Quake I and GL/Glide, we are on the pre-Screamer days. Barely a step over Duke Nukem 3D. I feel dissapointed.