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Debugging large code repo of C, C++, Java, etc. And also repairing ancient electronics.
by markus_zhang 4y ago
Debugging large code repo of C, C++, Java, etc.
And also repairing ancient electronics.
- vasili111 4y agoI think ancient electronics will be just emulated if needed.
- markus_zhang 4y agoYeah but only the riches will be able to get their hands on a genuine, working Famicom, a fabulous machine made by the legendary Japanese company Nintendo, which was wholly destroyed during the third world war. And only few have the privilege to locate and actually PLAY a Super Mario game on a genuine Famicom with genuine original controllers. Parker earns his bread and butter as a System Operator, but in his other life he hunts down ancient consoles, cartridges and other gadgets. Now he has a new task: "borrow" a genuine Super Mario cartridge from Mr. Yamato in New Tokyo (to be continued...)
- mikewarot 4y agoCan confirm... we had a GE CNC machine made in 1970 running our 50 HP Lathe in the gear shop I worked at. It used mylar tape, as PUNCH tape, not magnetic. If you have something working in a small job shop, you risk the business if you "upgrade" it, and scrap a batch of $10,000 parts because the new system isn't programmed exactly right. Someone will need to keep the old stuff alive. It might be 1980s-2000 vintage logic controllers in emulation by 2050, though.