Researchers have documented a novel phenomenon called ‘spaghettifying’ in DRAM memory under extreme conditions, raising questions about data integrity and hardware limits.
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Choose Boring Technology (2015)
Examining the 2015 advice to prioritize simple, reliable tech over flashy innovations and its impact on the industry.
Tim King, AmigaDOS Developer, Has Died
Tim King, known for his work on AmigaDOS, has died. This news confirms the loss of a key figure in the classic computing community.
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AMD experiences a surge in worldwide media mentions, highlighting increased global interest and coverage of the company.
AOC & Maddow
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Tail-call Optimization In C Is Relatively Recent (2025)
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Parametron: 50S Japanese Computer That Uses Neither Transistors Nor Vacuum Tubes
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Squeak 6.1
Squeak 6.1, the latest version of the open-source Smalltalk environment, has been officially released, introducing new features and improvements for developers.
Sandisk Surges In Global Coverage
SanDisk sees a significant increase in international media mentions, with reports rising tenfold, highlighting growing global interest in the brand.
Os8088: A Powerful Mac-like OS For The IBM XT, 286, 386
A new OS called Os8088 offers a Mac-like user experience on IBM XT, 286, and 386 systems, marking a significant development in PC software.
