Apparently they believe an unreliable storage medium that hasn’t been manufactured in more than twenty years may not be trustworthy enough for a life critical system anymore. That, or finding “new” floppies is more expensive than making the switch…
You fetch butter.
Is a raspberry pico with a big red button and a speaker connected via PWM allowed to do it?
So he doesn’t want people to notice how much of the gold billed doesn’t exist.
Some people enjoy suffering.
Discovering they don’t know anything beyond the 1980’s.
We had one. The problem is very easy to solve.
So are they renting their clothes, or is he lying?
Two questions: Are they networked? And does Air force one sometimes gets in range?
I did switch. To linux.
Can’t sell something you can get for free after all…
I built one. It’s a Waveshare RP2350-pizero with added 8MB PSRAM to emulate a 386 DX. I installed MSDOS 6.22 on it, and I’m waiting on a I²S audio chip to emulate a Soundblaster for it.
But didn’t Exact Audio Copy stop at v1.8?
I think the pressure is lowered too to avoid cooking the milk.
“Good” is not something investors recognize.
We had a king Veto for a short while. He became shorter.
The theme song never said which one is the genius.
So they hope RAM prices will come down enough to have people afford the machine needed for it on release…