Not shopped, but
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From the If advertisments were honest challenge. See all 785 entries (closed)
( , Fri 10 Jan 2003, 16:33, archived)
The worst thing
about Compaq buying Digital and then HP buying Compaq (you can call it a merger if you like ;) is that THEY KILLED THE ALPHA. The GREATEST CPU ARCHITECTURE THERE'S EVER BEEN. Boo :(
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Fri 10 Jan 2003, 16:37,
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The alpha was pretty good, aye.
I'm still very fond of PowerPC and ARM, though, and they're not doing so bad...
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Fri 10 Jan 2003, 16:39,
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Edit: WRONG!
Click me
Besides, PowerPC will very soon be running AmigaOS native. Now, THAT is going to be FAST.
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Fri 10 Jan 2003, 16:42,
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Besides, PowerPC will very soon be running AmigaOS native. Now, THAT is going to be FAST.
PowerPC
is a 68000 in a dress, right?
[Edit: 'What is the current status?
FreeBSD/PowerPC currently is on the verge of booting to single-user mode.'
I don't think this counts as 'running' on this platform ;)]
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Fri 10 Jan 2003, 16:44,
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[Edit: 'What is the current status?
FreeBSD/PowerPC currently is on the verge of booting to single-user mode.'
I don't think this counts as 'running' on this platform ;)]
Well
68000 am the bestest (for its era).
Its kind of 68k-a-like, but different. PowerPC has 32 64bit general purpose registers, 32 80 bit float registers, and 32 Vector registers (if altivec is present).
And they kick ass.
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Fri 10 Jan 2003, 16:47,
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Its kind of 68k-a-like, but different. PowerPC has 32 64bit general purpose registers, 32 80 bit float registers, and 32 Vector registers (if altivec is present).
And they kick ass.
I actaully used to admin an Alpha box.
in fact, I think it's still sat in a cupboard somewhere...
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Fri 10 Jan 2003, 16:39,
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