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Now, a serious question for everybody: what is the greatest hardware / software that you know?
I do not mean good stuff here; I mean great / mind-blowing stuff, which may have forced you at some point to reconsider what you believed to be technically feasible, be it with a computer or with anything else.
Needless to say, the UBA does not count (for obvious reasons):
With this film, it was estimated that using computer animation to produce its 27 minutes of effects, would be faster and less expensive than using traditional special effects.
Regarding on-the-fly resident disk compression software, I am still amazed by Stacker 4 from Stac Electronics, as well as by DriveSpace 3 from Microsoft.
For me, DICE is certainly the most impressive emulator around.
The Discrete Integrated Circuit Emulator (a.k.a. DICE) emulates computer systems that lack any type of CPU, consisting only of discrete logic components. And it emulates them fast.
WinFile for a new generation of users, courtesy of Craig Wittenberg and of Microsoft: Microsoft/winfile
The Windows File Manager (a.k.a. WinFile) now runs as a native x86 and x64 desktop app on all currently supported version of Windows, including Windows 10. It was originally released with Windows 3.0 in the early 1990s.
This new, updated Winfile.exe depends on the VS 2015 C++ runtime.
So, scientists can run large-scale simulations processing to gather more data in real time? And this novel computer architecture is inspired by the working of the human brain, right?
Say no more. I got it, hehe...
Homer: Uuh-huuh-uuuh, 200 million million actions per second...
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