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On 22 Feb 2001 20:21:20 +0100, Neil Franklin <neil@franklin.ch.remove> provoked
the following text:

>> >Cool. An FPGA C64 clone. URL?
>> ><dreaming>
>> ></dreaming>
>> Oh no! No Amiga clones! LOL!!!
>> Next thing we know is she's gonna make a single-chip ZX Spectrum!
>Sounds also interesting.

AAAAAARRGGGHHH!!! You heretic! :-)

>> >And as FPGA code is code just like C code, there is already talk of
>> >open source hardware designs.
>> Like the TransMeta CPU?
>Not at all.

Last thing i heard is that the Transmeta is open source...

>> >P.S. I have just this January started an project to FPGA clone the
>> >1970s PDP-10 mainframe: http://neil.franklin.ch/Projects/PDP-10/
>> Looks impressive, but i don't understand any of it :-)))
>I expect it to be unreadable unless one has either PDP-10 or FPGA
>knowlege. And I suspect one needs both :-).

And i have neither! :-)

>> >That it is. These are interesting times we live in.
>> But the best times were the early 80's!
>For PDP-10s that was already the time of dying. 1970s were the strong
>days. I am aiming for the KI-10 model that dominated 1969-1975.

Bad music, bad hair, bad times over all.
And worst of all: no C64!
-- 
        Peter Punk
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