@pikuma@kosa12m You only realize the importance of matching brackets when your eyes, just like mine, are weak enough to use them as visual hints. Egyptian brackets are fine only when your eyes allow them
@elonmusk@tetsuoai@Apple Then you two should consider helping to rebuild the other historical computing powerhouse, given Commodore International is trying to relaunch and may need some help, and you definitely need a platform less saturated by the various Gates/Zuckenbergs and Cooks
@hypeddit How do I stop you from spamming my email? I appreciate I don’t even have an account. You went through some hops to spam mercilessly random people, isn’t it ?
@pikuma 29 Apr 1994. Losing Commodore and Amiga, after losing the Atari and the whole Sinclair/Amstrad was the final moment multiculturalism died in IT. Then it was just Microsoft. Apple eventually recovered, but not without having to sacrifice their legacy and converge with bsd/linux
@retro_homebrew@plisken1@wearecommodore That is unfortunate, I understand. I hope they will now grab a phone, book a table somewhere, speak and find an agreement. I doubt any of the two parties is so cash rich to go for litigation. I hope they sort their stuff amicably
@pikuma Good old days, until the Pentiun taught us two things: math is an opinion and so is the “ti” part in its Latin inspired name (Which I still say it should have been pronounced PenZium) …
@tetsuoai Once upon a time I was given rectangular wheels. They did the job, but had 4 bumps per cycle. I reinvented them triangular and reduced the bumps by a whopping 25%
@os_amiga@MuseumCommodore It supports a REU up to 16MB. First to figure out how to bank switch it, can then probably use the remaining as 8 banks total. C64 OS from @gregnacu or Geos could benefit from it quite a lot. I guess it’s better t have the HW just in case, improbable as its use objectively is