dewritochan, 10 months ago Intel Itanium was going to take us into 64 bit computing, starting at the high end and working its way down to home pc’s. and then AMD walked in with x86_64 like “what up i got a fat cock and it’s backward compatible with all your old code” just 2 years later.
Intel Itanium was going to take us into 64 bit computing, starting at the high end and working its way down to home pc’s.
and then AMD walked in with x86_64 like “what up i got a fat cock and it’s backward compatible with all your old code” just 2 years later.