*chuckle* I know right....

And you didn't mention the Matrix screensaver! :O

hehehehe.

those were the days my friend, we thought they'd never end, (and i thought i'd never find the components to build a big enough power supply for the right voltages for all the first generation ttl logic. sure those have been universal now for decades, but when the first board level kits for a real computer appeared, everything was for communication and entertainment electronics, and vacuum tube and even early transister circuits, used entirely different voltages, and those were the components that were available)

So it's some 20-odd megabytes stored inside one bit heheheheh.

inside it's a cruzer 16 gig chip

So it's 16 gigabytes stored inside one bit. Still pretty funny I think.

it tickles me to no end!

Oh dear!

I want to see you implement that memory using tubes :p

I used to use a DEC that had 1M of ferrite core memory... handwired!

cool
it would be cool to see like the ENIAC all restored and working...

Not hot enough out there for you? ;)

still quite temperate. low to mid 70's quite nice

awesoome!!!!!!!

*giggles*