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> Separate processors in storage, in terminals, in networking controllers, in printers, in everything. Typically the machine cannot actually drive any output or
by otabdeveloper4 4y ago
> Separate processors in storage, in terminals, in networking controllers, in printers, in everything. Typically the machine cannot actually drive any output or input directly (e.g. mouse movements, or keystrokes, or anything): peripherals do that, collect and encode the results, and send them over a network.
Sounds exactly like USB.
- rvense 4y agoUSB? You mean that thing that all the 8051s use to talk to each other?