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5 posts • joined Friday 19th June 2009 20:48 GMT

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I think I will

Still have my A2000 w/040 and my A4000T w/PPC and Video Toaster 4000. Oh, and an A1200 toy/game machine someone gave me (I've never been into games). One of the sweetest machines to develop for/on. I miss EVERY application having an ARexx interface since I've had to develop software/hardware on nasty x86 platforms for a living. Now that I'm retired I might just pick one of these up and finally ENJOY developing again.

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First exposed in 1991

A co-worker loaned me his manuals. Being an Amiga programmer, I was quite surprised to see a nice micro-kernel based OS on the x86 platform. After a little research I found out that the founder of QNX was a fellow Amiga programmer who had written a few games. Gee, I wonder where he got the idea for a real-time micro-kernel based OS?

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Am I just lucky, or whay?

Just got my shiny new 3GHz AMD X4 assembled and running today.

After doing the reboot shuffle getting Vista Ultimate all patched and

happy... I read this article. Amazingly enough, all works ok (so far).

We'll see what happens when I install some apps (fingers, arms toes, eyes, and legs crossed.

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All of mine are still alive

The best one being a PPC A4000T with a Video Toaster 4000, 24 bit video card, DSP audio card, 10 base ether (ehh). Mt trusty ol A2000 w/040 networked in. Could emulate a Mac faster than the Mac could be a Mac. PC emulation a bit slow and not much fun. And yes, ARexx integrated into the OS and EVERY app. AmiNet offering skads of freeware, most of which would cost $30 for PC equiv. Why charge for software when it was such a pleasure to program.

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300kV??

How did they come up with the value 300kV?

Lightning is measured in kA.

Did they happen to be standing next to a field mill?

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