athlon XPs dont support DMA over their ISA bus. the p4 can with specific chipsets
athlon XPs dont support DMA over their ISA bus. the p4 can with specific chipsets
yes, even the awful netbursts have their use. and no, that use is not “spaceheater” even if they do that as a secondary function
another issue with the static linking is the larger binary sizes it causes, meaning more of my precious disk space is wasted!!! another big issue on extremely resource limited systems such as 90s equipment with hard drives measured in hundreds of megabytes. i have gentoo running on a OG pentium (coz its one of the few distros left that truely supports it, via their i486 branch) and i have a dedicated hard drive for all the package management files and other caches portage uses lmao
a 80386, multiple 80486’s, a pentium-133, a pentium2, and two non-sse2 pentium4s. and they all have useful purposes for various things. things you cant do with an emulator
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rust takes AGES to compile literally anything. also the compiler on i686 requiring SSE2 instructions is a massive thorn in my side as a old computer user and is the primary driver of my hatred of rust lmao. it gets in my way quite a lot since rust has creeped its way into a lot of open source projects these days
thanks windows for validating my unhealthy paranoia around privacy
me with dev-lang/rust
i hate rust only for this sole reason of inflating my compile times because its used in little bits and bobs of seemingly everything nowadays
also the fact it mandates SSE2 cpu instructions on x86 has put annoying roadblocks on various projects of mine…
all the laptop OEMs are marketing “thin and light” nonsense that all it does is make interfacing the device more of a hassle and also burn your legs off easier.
i will never let go of my 1.25 inch thick chonk-top with multiple full-size ports
please post link, i need to see this
only if it has one of the chipsets which will allow full DMA over the isa slot, aka the intel 8xx series
the intel 865/875 is the best one as it supports a faster FSB over the older 845 and 815 chipsets
they’re kinda rare tho and if it does have one, the 845 with the slower FSB is way more common then the others