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edit: Strugatsky. hi ±HN.

Nice to see this neat-but-underappreciated architecture in the news.

It's already appreciated. Let me recall here the 'scientist' character (A&B Srugatsky) who explains the World as a huge inertial mass to the good or evil in the same.

Tertium non datur it is a principle of our mind sometimes used in computers.

Convicted, oh no —it's worse than that. Now he is a hero figure one national pride. For those who express doubts to national pride, HN underside them to this thread.

Gates on notes in vinyl …oh boy Girl you know it's true. And I blame myself can't read this.

... alike are again purchasing PCs, and Mac sales are on the rise year-over-year.<

'Super Tablets' but no 'Super PCs' in this incomplete article. It's a hardware matter treated pathetically by the Industry.

What must had happened in order to make victory possible?

the nuke could have done it. Scientifically Germany was on top since the second half of 18-nth century. Oppie took a Ph.D. in theoretical physics at Gottingen, 1927.

this thread rises lots of questions

'evil is perverted good' Paracelsus of middle-ages.

no need to think about wind, water, and sunlight, first break great suckers —intel and ms.

I haven't seen here comments on Apple move yet, to take other's tm. 'Apple's top secret Swift language' https://groups.google.com/forum/?hl=en#!topic/comp.lang.fort...

SwiftX™, SwiftForth™ they are FORTH, Inc. trademarks for many years. Go get 'em Liberal Lizzie!

I've been coding since the age of 8, so 26 years now. I started with BASIC & different types of assembly then >moved on to C, C++, ...

So to 68002 he had nine and a half or ten, here the article it's enough for me— even I'm interested in FP, but too old.

For him has been in the field more than thirty years, this author speaks too easy about some important figures. I stop 'reading' or 'exploring' and start writing —all the CSworld is a scene and MS and Int, merely players. However, I downgrade the article.

If it is to compare my thumb say that —at the same loud the better sounds lower.

what I can't bear right now is their help web pages, bad responding to zoom and cut right display... brr. Is 'care about the non-tech-savvy audience' too ? or bearing down on them.