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Huh? No, the author's definition of computer is overly narrow. A CPU is NOT a computer. The ONLY thing he built was a CPU. I'm not sure why that's difficult to
by jfrunyon 5y ago
Huh? No, the author's definition of computer is overly narrow. A CPU is NOT a computer. The ONLY thing he built was a CPU. I'm not sure why that's difficult to understand.
- jimktrains2 5y agoConsidering it as (virtual) keyboard input and screen output, it sure smells like a computer. I'm not sure why you have sand in your pants over this.
- jfrunyon 5y agoWhere is the storage? Where is the chipset? Where is the Super IO? Where is the PCIe? Where is the USB? Where is the graphics driver (or VESA framebuffer)? Where is the network driver? Where is the ... I'm not sure why you think I have "sand in my pants" over this. I made a comment stating that this was, at best, a CPU, not computer. And then a bunch of people who apparently don't even know how their computers work disagreed. I'm not sure why you are unable to read over this. > You don't have to deal with the vagaries of USB *HCI (or the disgusting but simpler 8042 / "keyboard controller"), or the BIOS or UEFI, or interrupts, or storage, or display...