#r3000 — Public Fediverse posts
Live and recent posts from across the Fediverse tagged #r3000, aggregated by home.social.
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https://www.europesays.com/africa/79844/ Belhar woman accused of conning thousands in fashion fraud #belhar #BelharSaps #bellville #CountryRoad #DailyVoice #facebook #GStarRaw #ProvidentFund #r2450 #r3000 #SouthAfrica #SteveWillis #tamia #TammySkuldVir #Tamsyn``tammy #TamsynR80 #TamsynSeptember #TeeSupplies #TFG #TfgProvident #victims #WesleyTwigg #WhatsApp #ZinhlePukwana
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📄(english translation) Investigation report on the accident to the @RobinAircraft #R3000 registered HB-KEQ on 11/11/2022 at #Megève / Approach below the approach slope, collision with trees on final. https://bea.aero/en/investigation-reports/notified-events/detail/accident-to-the-robin-r3000-registered-hb-keq-on-11-11-2022-at-megeve/
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Dmitry is back again with another minimal computer. Last time he managed to boot #Linux on an #Intel4004¹. Now he wants to run #vi, #gcc, and #make, ends up doing it on a tiny #STM #microcontroller with a luxurious 32K of flash and 8K of RAM. The 4004-based machine took a *week* to boot, this one takes just a minute!
It's again made possible w/ #MIPS #emulation. The overclocked host CPU emulates a MIPS #R3000 at 1.65MHz with FPU disabled.
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📄🚩Rapport d'enquête sur l'accident du @RobinAircraft #R3000 immatriculé HB-KEQ survenu le 11/11/2022 à #Megève / Accident du Robin R3000 immatriculé HB-KEQ survenu le 11/11/2022 à Megève. https://bea.aero/les-enquetes/evenements-notifies/detail/accident-du-robin-r3000-immatricule-hb-keq-survenu-le-11-11-2022-a-megeve-74/
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Btw, the #MIPS #R3000 is the #CPU used in the original #PlayStation. So this ancient 4-bit #Intel 4004 is emulating a literal PlayStation CPU. Incredibly slowly, but it does:-)
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This is crazy. Someone managed to run #Linux (v4.4) on an #Intel 4004 #CPU from 1971, one of the first commercially available microprocessors ever.
The craziest part: It became possible by writing a #MIPS #R3000 #emulator in 4004 #assembler that fits into the 4096 bytes¹ of addressable memory. The emulator then runs the kernel. My mind is blown.
https://dmitry.gr/?r=05.Projects&proj=35.%20Linux4004
¹) The memory was eventually expanded to 8192 bytes via some bank switching trickery as the article explains