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Re: Micro$loth Windoze 95 Badges - how they should be
- Subject: Re: Micro$loth Windoze 95 Badges - how they should be
- From: gmiller@inca.co.nz (Gaven Miller)
- Date: 1995/09/21
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- Organization: INCA
- References: <catambay-1109951241100001@129.197.23.13> <DEuqv0.LvI@mv.mv.com> <publicareauser-1309952302230001@m13.mccabe.swarthmore.edu> <DEypvC.G57@eskimo.com>
James Thiele (jet@eskimo.com) wrote:
> publicareauser@swarthmore.edu writes:
> >
> >> >> Actually, my 2K-processor (DEC Alpha), 300 GFLOP Cray T3D Massively
> >> >> Parallel Processing System with 128 GB of RAM that I've got humming in
> >> >> my basement garage has got you ALL beat.
> >
> >
> >Wanna bet? You can't beat my ultimate supercomputer!!! It has FIVE
> >BILLION symmetric multiprocessing 8 Mhz Motorola 68000 chips for the
> >ultimate in backwards compatibility while still retaining an extreme speed
> >advantage (although, admittedly, 1985 programs weren't designed
> >w/symmetric multiprocessing in mind). Plus 500 gigabytes of RAM, a 40
> >terabyte hard-drive, and a 100 times CD-ROM for good measure (not that I
> >would bother with a mere 700 MB of storage per CD).
> All of us on non MS newsgroups are fucking tired of this thread.
> Please limit followups to relevant groups.
--
A 40 terabyte hard-drive. You poor soul. Right now, my floppy drives hold
more than that. How do you cope with such limited hardware?
Lets start a collection to bring this poor individual into the land of
real computers - with terabytes of RAM, exabytes of disc and all in a
case no bigger than a supermarket tabloid.
:-) :-)