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Churchill replied

12 February 2010, 09:54
Originally posted by DimPrawn View Post

Isn't it an old ropey programming language from the 1970's only used today by grey old academics and sad losers with only 32K to play with?

Originally posted by zeitghost

Yup.

That's the one.

32k?

I've seen C programs written for the PIC12F508.

512 bytes.

"It pays the bills"

FTFY
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DimPrawn replied

12 February 2010, 09:21
Isn't it an old ropey programming language from the 1970's only used today by grey old academics and sad losers with only 32K to play with?
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threaded replied

12 February 2010, 08:53
A pass at 'O' level.
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threaded replied

11 February 2010, 14:31
The boss of the SIS.
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Mich the Tester replied

11 February 2010, 14:27
Something in search of an unt.
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threaded replied

11 February 2010, 14:26
One amp for 1 second.
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PRC1964 replied

11 February 2010, 14:24
Originally posted by cailin maith View Post

Greeks

Γγ
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threaded replied

11 February 2010, 14:24
100 in Roman numerals.
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Mich the Tester replied

11 February 2010, 14:23
It’s what you get if you apply a flexion force to an I.
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HairyArsedBloke replied

11 February 2010, 14:21
Citigroup on NYSE
Corn on CME Group
Cocoa on NYSE Liffe
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threaded replied

11 February 2010, 14:20
The multi-tap battery found in old science labs.
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Drewster replied

11 February 2010, 14:19
Originally posted by cailin maith View Post

Geeks

Nah... Don't understand that one?
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cailin maith replied

11 February 2010, 14:18
Geeks
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Drewster replied

11 February 2010, 14:17
Originally posted by threaded View Post

12 in base 10

Base 10?

HEX Shirley?
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chef replied

11 February 2010, 14:17
multiples of c are tachyon speeds according to Prote, Kpax
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