6502 made up for lack of registers with extra addressing modes, but they were relatively uniform across the instruction set, making the instruction set simpler and more orthogonal, whereas many x80 instructions designate specific (and different) registers for operand, making the instruction set rather ugly. You could see the nasty root of x86 instruction set even then, although, as you said, it wasn't so bad because 8080/z80 was much simpler.
6502 didn't have multiply either, and it's true z80 was more powerful in several ways.
Public radio do have good amount of ads. You know all those sponsor messages that their announcers sneak in at each break and at the beginning/end of some syndicated shows?
But when the "amateur" proof turns out to be correct, the work is duly recognized in math, like that of the Russkie recluse. But no such luck in philosophy where "correct" is a malleable concept.
The only choice is between state/public schools and private schools, as cost of private school do not vary according to quality/reputation.
USC costs about the same as Stanford, and I know where I would send my kids between these two. On the other hand, if it was Berkeley vs. Standford, the cost would be a big factor.
True. You either accept gays into service, or you don't. It was a crap compromise to keep the gays in at the time, but it's long past its expiration date.
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Same thing as comparing Windows vs. Macs.
I guess Google is trying to pull MS in the 80s/90s with cell phones today.
6502 made up for lack of registers with extra addressing modes, but they were relatively uniform across the instruction set, making the instruction set simpler and more orthogonal, whereas many x80 instructions designate specific (and different) registers for operand, making the instruction set rather ugly. You could see the nasty root of x86 instruction set even then, although, as you said, it wasn't so bad because 8080/z80 was much simpler.
6502 didn't have multiply either, and it's true z80 was more powerful in several ways.
Same here. Once they started throwing in real/protected modes and MMUs, I knew I was far from the "metal".
Way simpler than 8080/Z80.
That's inconceivable.
I have no idea what the fuck this is about.
I'd bet a good small portion of the crowd here falls into one (or more) of those categories, in varying degree.
Of course, you age and mellow out, and hopefully wise up. Or else.
They tasered you, bro?
Public radio do have good amount of ads. You know all those sponsor messages that their announcers sneak in at each break and at the beginning/end of some syndicated shows?
"Commercial-free" is a sneaky phrase.
I don't have a solution to your problem, but I can tell you the shit only gets worse.
You're welcome. :)
Well, you "right" is our pinko commie raving lefty fringe. :-)
Why not?
Better yet, "statistical evidence". Unreproducible stat evidence is oxymoron.
Yeah, sometimes, natural selection comes up short. But sooner or later...
Nice job, you Brits did.
Pay up, you little bastards.
But when the "amateur" proof turns out to be correct, the work is duly recognized in math, like that of the Russkie recluse. But no such luck in philosophy where "correct" is a malleable concept.
Such a niche tech. Who are their customer base?
Why is this filed under "idle"? This is important shit.
Anyone got the woman's pics?
If you'd stopped drinking cool aid, you wouldn't ask such a stupid question.
Don't know which is worse, Google collecting it, or it being turned over to government.
You one of those that don't take "no" for an answer, eh.
Pro Tip: Don't go to Sweden. ;-)
Let this be a lesson to all who think about majoring in art history or philosophy and smoke pot all thru four years.
The only choice is between state/public schools and private schools, as cost of private school do not vary according to quality/reputation.
USC costs about the same as Stanford, and I know where I would send my kids between these two. On the other hand, if it was Berkeley vs. Standford, the cost would be a big factor.
Free radicals don't cause aging, staring at Perl code does. Drives you to drink and makes you lose hair, too.
True. You either accept gays into service, or you don't. It was a crap compromise to keep the gays in at the time, but it's long past its expiration date.