1st Gen Lunchtable Thread - General Discussion

you prolly can at the back of your local la llantera for some $$

 

The article was written in 2016

 

The body of the heim is fixed to the spindle the ball is fixed to the uca

 

A wild @Sperrunner appeared

 

Not working or wearing a hat and vipers? Imposter.

 

First time he's been seen in 6 months; 10 minute break before he works another 6 months straight?

 

He’s fixing the Target by my school, bought him lunch and he didn’t even want to drive me back to campus… lol.

 

might as well RTT the ford econo van to sleep on the job site

 

as the saying goes...





ass or gas, he's hinting

 

It will. Its think like the memory bus (and people's brainpower) that give AMD the edge.

Here's an old article about chip wars from the 1990s. AMD's engineering team came from DEC that had been developing 64-bit Alpha processors for years before Intel.

AMD's x86 64 chip is thriving today. Intel's Itanium died a slow and painful death. The architecture from the AlphaServer generation evolved into the AMD Athalon chip. Things changed after that.



https://www.manufacturing.net/industry40/article/13057044/two-cpu-designers-who-changed-the-world

 

It did used to be called amd64 or x86 (intel i386) after all
I remember seeing references to that all the time growing up

 

Not saying you should roleplay on halloween as an imposter or anything...but creeping around the streets with a butter knife game-ending kids would be a great youtube phenomenon

 

Oh man, I'll have to read that later; bookmarked

 

I remember it as AMD64 as well; gaming community was slowly catching up and switching over while some of us were still on Intel during the Wolfdale days. I ran an E8400 on dual 8800 GTS thinking I was the shit back in the day

 

Man, this thing is so old it'd not even worth a 6 pack -



Would like to donate it for good cause but feel even the recipient may not enjoy it?

An old Flex 2 in 1 with touchscreen. No dead pixels, holds battery charge (not too long though), and in mint condition.

Anyone know of a person/child in need?

Unfortunately it's 6 years old.

 

Throw an ssd in it and it would be a great laptop for a kid. Not worth the cost of a new battery probably. And the cheap Chinese batteries don’t last.

 

only if they work for it

 

I know how you feel. I spent 3 days organizing/throwing away all my old electronics and computer parts on my vacation week. Still have over 10 boxes full but at least now they're stackable lol. Hate throwing away that stuff because I feel like there's some kid out there who's like I was and would love to get free parts to play with.

 

I think you can donate laptops and stuff to Goodwill, just make sure any personal data is erased of course.