I have 6 colors here but half my house uses old wired from the sixties.
Black, Red, Grey, Yellow, Blue and Brown.
However the old (red/black/grey) is still in copper tubes so that could become some ElectroBoom fun for me some day.
Still busy compiling stuff; have had a perfect score for days now. 👍
Also with the ventilator at 50% duty the CPU never exceeds ~45c while staying nice and quiet.
He is giving that bottle a blow-job. 🤣
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I still have one of these.. the Super Pet. 👍
My ICQ number was below 1.000.000 but what is the point?
For the next couple of years I'd avoid any building with the name Trump on it. As for the Trump admin/family, they have limited their future vacation destinations by a lot.
Killing the spiritual leader of ~300 million people worldwide can give some side effects.
Something like this;
You can get the DeviceID from checking with something like `pciconf -lv | grep -B1 NVIDIA`
There is a bug in Xorg that prefers only the name nouveau or something and you need to add a device with busid to an xorg.conf to make it work.
That and maybe use the latest drivers from nvidia.com
Ah, they already took its magic smoke and used it in another project. You've been scammed. 🤕
I know from experience that it's impossible to put the magic smoke back in those things even if you managed to capture it. 🫥
Is this a challenge you want me to take? 😉
Trough d-bus, seriously? Has to be sarcasm. 🤣
Two more classics;
* Eureka
* Serenity/Firefly
Pam would be crushed. 🤣
For you as a consumer the money is just gone. It has transferred into the pockets of people that think they need it more then you.
Someone has to pay those poor hungry shareholders and CEO's. 👍
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Dude is just going to plead the 5th a bunch. 🤐
Back to assembling the assembler... 👍
If you want electrolytes, eat a damn battery. 😉
Well, at least it's a step-up from writing stuff in HEX directly in the ROM in Digital. 👍
Other fun stuff this architecture allows;
PUSH R0-R5
- Some error happens here
RETF
- No worries, it just returns because it remembers where the last pointer is and only ret to that and doesn't allow you to pop the pointers. 🤣
Example;
CALL function ; Call something
FRET ; If it failed we return
-stuff
RETT or RETF to signal the parent.
The stack always remembers where the pointer to the return value lives on stack and also remembers if there was a handler next to it so it just returns to that or the parent instead.
There is a lot more like a lot of error handling is hardware driven with use of a special true/false flag; functions can use that to bail on errors when calling other functions.
Basically every function call can have its own error handling without a performance hit comparing results.
This CPU would be stupidly secure against all of the most common bugs and hacks.
It's impossible to poison the stack.
It's impossible to access memory from supervisor or other objects.
It's impossible to change executable code (so no JIT for users)
And no need for a MMU and pagetables.
For a 'search company' like Google it should be considered bad that searching a Gemini chat is broken as hell. Scrolling back to find something is also really painful. 🤣
More stuff working, also started assembling the assembler..
Yeah, some people just want to feel special. 🤫
Did a lot of verilog, mostly tweaking the opcodes to it just makes more sense and easier for the current human compiler.
It can already do tons of fun stuff and everything is still happening in a single cycle. Multi-cycle opcodes are planned but not implemented yet.
More supervisor/user stuff done
More tweaking to make every clock count. 👍
