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I know it isn't. But it is a necessary step. And you should know that as well.
The cool part is that they figured out how to interface with it.
Why is everyone just trying to be the bigger asshole? Are you just begging for it because you think I am the biggest prick?
You can run Doom on a fridge. I am not saying the feat isn't admirable. I bet it was tough to get Doom to run on a C64. That's very cool, as is the achievement that this post is about.
I don't understand the itch in your ass.
No, you don't. You're either an LLM prompted to be an asshole or Dunning Krugering all over this thread and that is why people are calling you out. Because what OP did is pretty cool and no one actually likes an asshole who also clearly has no idea what they're talking about
Dude, J said it was cool.
Sorry, were we wanting to talk about computers? Because you are simply just being toxic. Go touch grass.