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Thanks for writing it. I didn't get to program at a such low-level with the MMX, but those extensions of the time, both MMX and 3DNow were really interesting to read about.
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> I'll need to keep this in mind for the next time I encounter someone complaining that TikTok didn't do anything novel! All big hyperscalers do a ton of kernel development to scratch their itches. It's nice when their cha
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Intel Xeon 658X Review: Granite Rapids for Workstations – ServeTheHome
(servethehome.com)
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ARM64 BBML3 Feature Ready with Linux 7.3, Nvidia Olympus Workarounds
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It's interesting how many false starts we had before the smartphone became ubiquitous. We had the Simon, Palm, then Nokia and Sony-Ericsson both with Symbian and different UI layers, WAP, various Windows CE devices, Blackberry pager de
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KTransformers 0.7 Expands AVX-512 Support to Benefit AMD EPYC Servers
(phoronix.com)
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Sounds like a good argument for closed loop cooling. Or shredders at the pump intake. Depending on the amount, might even yield a side business in pet food.
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NASA's Starling Mission Opens New Frontiers in Space Navigation
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The Windows IDE should be renamed to Wind. Now they’d have Earth, Wind, and Fire.
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Atari Legacy Magazine – By Paul Lefebvre
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AppleWorks on the Apple II
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Not a sportscar, but I dig the Twizzy in the back. It’s a shame neither it nor its younger brother, the Mobilize Duo, failed so bad in the market.
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Sub-$7k sportscar might be just what the future needs
(arstechnica.com)
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KTransformers 0.7 Expands AVX-512 Support to Benefit AMD EPYC Servers
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The Neoclouds Build Cash Hoards Faster Than Revenues
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> are relatively easy to host yourself. The value these centralized services provide is the centralization itself - that makes things easy to find. Remember the web before Altavista? Finding anything was detective work, guessing domains,
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Linux 7.3 SMP Improvement to Help Reduce Latency, Improve Real-Time Performance
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We had Launchpad before Github (IIRC).
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What's an Orchestrator–and Why Does Software Need One? – O'Reilly
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Captain Zilog
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> HappyBloom But then they'd need to select which news they'd be able to publish.
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On the II you could always cold start the computer when you are done.
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Chlamyga?
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The Mystery of Dark Oxygen
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The Enshittification of Everything (Part 3)
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Google joins the OpenROAD Initiative as principal member
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Ukraine strikes Russia's only Soyuz rocket plant with Flamingo missiles
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NASA processor is performing 500x faster than rad-hardened chips currently used
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Pikuma: SIMD in the 90s: Programming Intel's Pentium MMX
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Ukrainian drones wipe out US tank brigade in live war game
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