> (Go back in time 20 years, and multiuser timesharing systems had lower specs than this. And a lot of good CS work was done on these systems; UNIX written, Emacs written, Vi written, gcc written, etc.)
I was there. That doesn't change the fact people expect different things from a desktop computer these days.
You know... You could run CP/M out of something the size of a coin if you really wanted to.
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> (Go back in time 20 years, and multiuser timesharing systems had lower specs than this. And a lot of good CS work was done on these systems; UNIX written, Emacs written, Vi written, gcc written, etc.)
I was there. That doesn't change the fact people expect different things from a desktop computer these days.
You know... You could run CP/M out of something the size of a coin if you really wanted to.