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Black Friday 2016 Walmart Ad with Amazon Price Comparisons
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Who wants to shop at Walmart for Black Friday Deals? I know, this probably comes with a lot of apprehension. We.Get.It. However, there can be many deals you want from Walmart and so we want to provide you with some tools to make the most of your Walmart...
Evolution of the CPU – too much to process?
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Whether it’s a laptop or desktop PC, or a high-powered server, microprocessors are at the core of all types of computer hardware. The central processing unit (CPU) is the brain of a computer system, carrying out the number-crunching and input/output...
Intel Confirms 8th Gen Core On 14nm, Data Center First To New Nodes
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Ian Cutress, writing for AnandTech: Intel's 8th Generation Core microarchitecture will remain on the 14nm node. This is an interesting development with the recent launch of Intel's 7th Generation Core products being touted as the 'optimization' behind...
Intel Roadmap Confirms Devil’s Canyon Delay To Q3 2014 – Haswell-E In September, Broadwell in Late Q1 2015
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A few days ago, we published an article which reported that the upcoming Devil’s Canyon processors from Intel might be delayed to Q3 2014 (August – September). An official Intel roadmap published by VR-Zone seems to be confirming that Intel...
It's Go Time on Linux
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Some interesting changes related to timekeeping in the upcoming Go 1.3 release inspired us take a closer look at how Go programs keep time with the help of the Linux kernel. Timekeeping is a complex topic and determining the current time isn’t as simple...

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Last year I finally bought a Kryoflux, unfortunately in the middle of moving house. Now I’m finally able to use it beyond verifying that it’s not completely broken. After imaging a few dozens of flopp...
Sound Blaster: The French Connection | OS/2 Museum

crazyc says: We’ve got a mostly working low level emulation of the SB16 too. Finding the commands in a disassembly is easy too. For example, 0xF9, rather than being ASP related given an offset ju...

LAN Manager vs. Windows 7 | OS/2 Museum

I recently spent some time trying to access disks shared by a Windows 7 machine from various versions of OS/2 (running in VMs, although that’s not really relevant). The OS/2 clients ranged from OS/2 1...