Благодаря!

In English: Thank you!

Let me guess Broadcom or Nvidia?

Broadcom would be some horror scenario. Not your garden variety scary movie

A portfolio of has-been chips, a patent portfolio nearing obsolescence, and a bunch of software nobody cares about?

and 10x price increase

“In order to keep using your 80386SX, you’ll need to pay $500/year plus 10% of your power bill to keep it on. Your Intel account has been migrated to a Broadcom account, except we lost your password, so you’ll have to reset it via email. Please sign the new EULA which says we can enter your property and look for evidence in a manner that would make an FBI lawyer in a FISA court blush.”

Markets moved heavily to it (~7.5% pre-market) so just perhaps there is something to it. Link down for me now, not a shocker.

The poorly written article actually doesn't say anything tangible.

I'm flagging this as clickbait of the worst order.

NVIDIA isn’t likely to want to take on the money pit that is the foundry business.

Nvidia probably wouldn't fly from an anticompetitive standpoint.

fun mode - iddqd and idkfa works!

Interesting; it recognizes kills made with chainsaw, gun, shotgun, machine gun, but not rocket launcher. Plasma and BFG keys don't work.

in shareware version plasma and BFG guns aren't available

The authour could had just used FreeDoom https://freedoom.github.io

which is a free as in freedom replacement for DOOM I/II and deathmatch iWADs (totally compatible with community PWADS).

Let's "Make Borland Great Again"!

386MAX user here!

386Max is now GPL FOSS.

https://github.com/sudleyplace/386MAX

It would be great if someone could update it so it ran on modern hardware. Then, for instance, FreeDOS could use it.

This is true when you call PHP using CGI or CLI. Then opcode is build, running and thrown away.

But when u are using FCGI or PHP-FPM then you have running process where opcode is cached except on first request where opcode cache is build.

Also P4 comes with NetBurst architecture.

"The Willamette and Northwood cores contain a 20-stage instruction pipeline. This is a significant increase in the number of stages compared to the Pentium III, which had only 10 stages in its pipeline. The Prescott core increased the length of the pipeline to 31 stages."

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/NetBurst

And many of that tricks actually works for long pipelines.

Many of the tricks do not work the same way due to how instructions are now broken down by the decoder into microops. You may end up with worse RISC code than what Intel or AMD microcoded. The CPU can optimize it as well if it sees CISC. And less cache pressure can still be valuable.

Speculation and branch prediction got vastly sped up since.

Compilers themselves got way better since as well, so you can sometimes get away with just intrinsics.

6 CDs because VS6 comes with 3 CDs and 3CDs for MSDN.

But later they switched to new format of MSDN and old IDEs can't use them. And there was some add-on that allow to old IDEs to use new MSDN format.

OpenWRT doesn't run on 4/32 anymore. https://openwrt.org/supported_devices/openwrt_on_432_devices

Yes, I know. This was like in ~2016 and even at that time you would need to build a custom image to fit OpenWRT in 4MB of Flash (I could fit LuCI and a few packages at the time, but I messed a lot with OpenWRT settings and every change I would have 1 in 4 chances of passing the 4MB limit and you would only discover this after building).

32MB is more reasonable, but even then I remember that it caused some issues with the bufferbloat scripts at the time, one of the reasons I went through the Gargoyle FW instead of vanilla OpenWRT.

I also vouch for CF Pages! Killer features for $0.

EXCEPT redirects of .html to / (slash) that you can't control.