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Can /g/ make a fully functional 8-bit computer to browse 4chan
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Can /g/ make a fully functional 8-bit computer to browse 4chan and other office functions?
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>>54989991
...but why?
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>>54989991
Sure, dump a few tens of millions of dollars and see what happens.
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no you are not going to run a browser with that much ram
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>>54990035
Not if you believe hard enough.
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>>54990044
you wouldn't even be able to store the image in the OP with 16-bit addresses
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>>54989991
No. 4chan uses 64bits.
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