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Made by #xperland3d filament BLACK. Nearly perfect Moai head thanks to @3d.now. Visit our AMZ store, link in bio. Be sure to visit @3d.now youtube channel for more exciting prints. #Repost @3d.now (@get_repost) ・・・ Amazing Moai head with PERFECT walls and shells! Printed with no infill at .2mm layer hight. Another fantastic print with @xperland_3d_filament filament! #tech #technology #3d #3dprinter #3dprinting #filament #prusai3 #science #model #pla #3dnow (at Hoboken, New Jersey)
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June 19, 1984: X Window System
June 19, 1984: X Window System #podcast #history #technology
X Window System
1984 – Jim Gettys and Bob Scheifler announced collaboration of a new operating system in the X Window System. This gives the basic framework for a GUI. Currently, it is refered to as X11, R7.7.
I’ve spent the last couple weeks writing a window system for the VS100. I stole a fair amount of code from W, surrounded it with an asynchronous rather than a synchronous interface, and…
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May 26, 1998: AMD K6-2 Processor
May 26, 1998: @AMD K6-2 Processor #podcast #Technology #history
AMD K6-2
1998 – At the beginnings of the AMD / Intel battle, AMD brought out a processor to dual with Pentium II. The AMD K6-2 processor was a Super Socket 7 pin structure, which also was compatible with older Socket 7 motherboards.
With 9.3 million transistors, the K6-2 had a CPU clock rate of 266 to 550 MHz. Of course, these were single-core processors and had front side bus of either 66 or…
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February 22, 1999: AMD K6-III Sharptooth Processor
February 22, 1999: @AMD K6-III Sharptooth Processor #podcast #history #technology #geekout
February 22, 1999 – AMD released K6-III[/caption]
1999 – AMD releases the AMD K6-III Processor in speeds of 400 and 450 MHz. It would feature a 64KB Level 1 cache and a 256KB Level 2 cache. The 3DNow! graphics instructions would be supported, along with Direct X 6.0. There were 21.3 million transistors on the 0.25 micron process wafer.
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Made by #xperland3d white PLA. Look at this perfect benchy by @3d.now. Visit our store to purchase, link in bio and check out @3d.now youtube channel for more exciting prints. #Repost @3d.now (@get_repost) ・・・ Some of the cleanest walls I've ever seen! Printed with Xperland White PLA. #tech #technology #3d #3dprinter #3dnow #3dprinting #filament #science (at Hoboken, New Jersey)
Anya is live and ready to show you everything. Watch her strip, dance, and perform exclusive shows just for you. Interact in real-time and make your fantasies come true.
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June 19, 1984: X Window System
June 19, 1984: X Window System
X Window System
1984 – Jim Gettys and Bob Scheifler announced collaboration of a new operating system in the X Window System. This gives the basic framework for a GUI. Currently, it is refered to as X11, R7.7.
I’ve spent the last couple weeks writing a window system for the VS100. I stole a fair amount of code from W, surrounded it with an asynchronous rather than a synchronous interface, and…
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May 26, 1998: AMD K6-2 Processor
May 26, 1998: AMD K6-2 Processor
AMD K6-2
1998 – At the beginnings of the AMD / Intel battle, AMD brought out a processor to dual with Pentium II. The AMD K6-2 processor was a Super Socket 7 pin structure, which also was compatible with older Socket 7 motherboards.
With 9.3 million transistors, the K6-2 had a CPU clock rate of 266 to 550 MHz. Of course, these were single-core processors and had front side bus of either 66 or…
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