He's right you know.
He's right you know
Sebastian Adams
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Ian Parker
i need a minimum of 34 million to survive
Nathan James
i have $700 in my bank account
Asher James
640K of ram
Carson Green
$640k isn't even enough to subsist a few years without working.
Cameron Hill
>brainlet
Joshua Wilson
I prefer my color to be at a minimum of 1000K
Ryder Robinson
>that hand rubbing
Oliver Taylor
640k isn't even enough to store a single CSV file in its entirety so you could transform it within a reasonable amount of time.
Grayson Wilson
i cant remember what it was but the older computers with this much storage had some workaround for CSV files
obviously
Colton Carter
>forgotten knowledge
this must be why software isnt getting any faster
Camden Rodriguez
Wouldn't they just load/unload the file as you scrolled up/down?
Luke Flores
*load/unload parts of the file obviously
Juan Jones
It was enough for a 16bit OS :)
Levi Russell
im 25. by th etime i was born it was 250GB storage 4GB RAM. stop sniffing your own farts you massive faggot. do your own research if you want to make CSV files on your "vintage" comptuer or whatever the fuck, because idc at all
Logan Parker
EMS - Expanded Memory, add in cards that swapped lots of little blocks of ram in and out inside the confines of the 1MB limit. 386+ chips could emulate it.
>Slamming his fist on the table during an interview Bill Gates said of expanded memory, "It's garbage! It's a kludge! … But we're going to do it".
Anthony Lewis
yeah i think they had like 1GB chips on the IBM personal computers if not 2 or 4 256K ones
read the manual
Benjamin Robinson
they also had a math chip running at 3ghz in those days, for them excel functions
all that power!
William Diaz
I remember trying Linux back in those days, and the thing that surprised me the most was that after a few hours, Linux hadn't crashed. I was used to multiple crashes a day before that from the Microsoft side.
Samuel Sanders
Yeah you can stream the file. It fucking sucked because disk drives back then were even slower than today, and mind you even today they are slow as shit. Instead of requiring 50 seconds to transform a one million line CSV file, it requires 50 hours.
