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1446Intel introduced ‘the first processor in the x86 series and the first 8086 micronicewatch1Monday
1445The Floppy Disk patent was granted today in 1972 — when 80KB took up 8 inches annicewatch-last Saturday
1444A lot I could say to that but probably best I don't. ;-) Without getting intnicewatch1May 26
1443I did some digging talking to smarter people, and then reading even more... and nicewatch1May 26
1442I was told that a "same chip" that that held up truck productions for Chartgod1May 26
1441Death of Personal Computing Message 35528214Don Green1May 25
1440First ever Cray T3D Supercomputer goes up for auction with $81,000 reserve — Eurnicewatch1May 24
1439Micron's Virginia fab begins producing America's most advanced DRAM memonicewatch1May 24
1438Corsair has started sourcing Chinese RAM notebookcheck.netnicewatch1May 24
1437It's not a scam per se, imo, but understand why you and others think that. Wnicewatch1May 18
1436The whole thing is a SCAM As we here on Earth, are 1 way or another, are payinChartgod1May 18
1435Record-high pricing pushes SSD and memory makers to borrow $880 million just to nicewatch1May 18
1434Google's new laptop platform, 'Googlebook,' leaks ahead of reveal evnicewatch1May 12
1433Samsung chip profit jumps almost 50-fold; supply shortage to worsen in 2027 notnicewatch1April 30
1432My newest boards only go to USB 3.2, but at the same time my computer needs havegoldworldnet2April 24
1431You are correct, Sir. I misread your link, my mistake.nicewatch1April 24
1430The 3.0 splitters are a little pricy, but the 3-pack is tolerable. However, defgoldworldnet1April 24
1429P.S. USB 3.0 is a bit dated now, fwiw. :-) USB 4.0 is like TB5 in all but name? nicewatch1April 24
1428Oh my, even SATA3 SSD is getting ginned up now like large capacity HDD! Think thnicewatch1April 24
1427WD 4TB SSDs have more than tripled since Oct. [graphic] [graphic] amazon.com goldworldnet-April 24
1426Thank you. I recognize that brand name and know them to be reliable ime. That conicewatch1April 24
1425My favorite external USB 3.0 enclosure for SSD. [graphic] amazon.com * * *goldworldnet3April 24
1424YouTuber builds private "global" internet with $20 radio boards and Renicewatch1April 14
1423A research paper aggregator?nicewatch-April 14
1422While hunting some thing else, ran across this: emergentmind.comChartgod-April 13
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