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SGI was able to sputter along while graphics cards caught up. Still large systems had some incredible hardware stuff like interconnections that im afraid got lost to humanity.

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Hey, at least the era of “all the world’s an x86-64” eventually ended.

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lol. not really for me but I don’t use macs currently or smarphones really

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