Nationalised oil probably helps too

Thanks for sharing your experience, I didn’t realise it was a pop-up hell hole as I use blockers.

In future I’ll paste the review text here too.

Gee, you think?

No biases here at all.

Used an old eee701 as a server for a fair while, pretty sure that was equal or less power usage than the Pis at the time.

Lemon64 thread

This comment sums it up pretty well:

“If you watch the video you will understand the title is a bit of a clickbait. He is not buying Commodore, he wants to deal to get cheaper licensing fees for whoever wishes to use the Commodore name. For example Ultimate64 could become the official Commodore FPGA board. I don’t see this changing anything to be honest. Unless this will mean that we can buy a brand new C64 based on Ultimate64 (with case, keyboard, keycaps etc) at a sub 200€ with VAT price. Which I doubt.”

There are usually sources listed on Wikipedia articles

Did this only apply to the US?

Does he stammer? And even if he did, it’s not exactly a clever nickname. Then again, the “Keith” thing is pretty dumb

Perhaps you’ve ignored what’s actually happened over those 15 years.

It’d be far worse under the Conservatives.

He’s not a Conservative.

Works for the Bene Tleilax

Huzzah!

No better time to learn!

" The minimal configuration for a NetBSD/i386 system requires at least 32M of RAM and 512M of disk space. Smaller configurations are possible, but require e.g. custom kernel configurations.

Any i486 or better CPU should work - genuine Intel or a compatible such as Cyrix, AMD, or NexGen."

The term “let’s slow time this” was used for a while. I can only assume that was some corporate phrase.

Can always go for NetBSD?

Yeah, happened upon it again while I was reading up on their new hardware. Figured it was worth sharing.

https://forum.amiga.org/index.php?topic=74555.30

I’m guessing that was a few years after year zero?