Apr 12, 2024
Woman experiences an Eclipse in 1982.
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Woman experiences an Eclipse in 1982.
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Data General Dasher D200 terminal (1980)
Apollo Computer was a player in the great minicomputer boom of the 1980's, along with Digital, Data General, and Prime. Bought by HP eventually, and no trace of them remains today. Except, for these custom man hole covers they inexplicably had made, which still sit in front of the buildings they left decades ago.
Do I see a dab in Data General’s promotional poster for the microNOVA?
In many ways they could see the future, but not take part in it
https://www.chipsetc.com/data-general.html
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FJCVTZS is "Floating-point Javascript Convert to Signed fixed-point, rounding toward Zero". It is supported in Arm v8.3-A chips and later. Which is odd, because you don't expect to see JavaScript...
CPU space is now so cheap, and we run so much Javascript, that ARM essentially added hardware acceleration for a shortcoming of Javascript.
Nice.
Front panel of Data General NOVA 3, 16-bit minicomputer circa 1975.
Data General Eclipse front panel, ca. 1980