Action Retro 
Did anyone order a UNIX pizza?
Kevin Karhan 
@ActionRetro yes...
I want one "MAX IMPACT" please...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZDxLa6P6exc
SGI Indigo2: An $86,000 Workstation from 1995
Diving into the Silicon Graphics Indigo² desktop workstation computer! This was a beast in 1995, and yes, "it's a UNIX system, I know this!" How do the pros ...
@ActionRetro this reminds me of the scalable Workstation Design I wanted to get off the ground...
Kinda like the #Onyx but woth modern bus systems...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bo3lUw9GUJA
SGI's $250,000 Graphics Supercomputer from 1993 - Silicon Graphics Onyx RealityEngine²
@kkarhan i want to play with one of these so badly
@ActionRetro sadly #Dodoid went dark for quite some time.
I wounder if David "#8BitGuy" Murray still has some #Sun slabs lying around...
@ActionRetro but be aware that the #RabbitHole for old #Unix is very, very deep.
*points at @ncommander doing #Solaris 7*
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sJFxwBfFkyM
Exploring Sun Solaris 7 for SPARC
JessOFC, cuz @ncommander is #based af.
@kkarhan @ActionRetro @ncommander there are three streams I have watched on YouTube, and two of them were the LFS ones
@sataa @ncommander @ActionRetro yeah...
Some people may call this "Cyber-Masochism" in terms of tech but his videos crucially showcase the achilles heels of #unix-alike systems:
- archiving the toolchain and dependencies
- documentation, or lack thereof
- how the #GlibC is an unfixable POS that should not exist since minor updates brick an entire userland and this is absolutely unacceptable for anyone who wants a stable #Linux system!
- how online-dependent distros are.
GLibC breakage on itanium:
itanium did one good thing: die /hj
@sataa and another ting:
It showcased #FLOSS superiority because #GCC delivered better and more performant results than #Intel's own compiler.
They should've gone the #Transmeta route and decoupled silicon and code for more efficiency and scalability instead.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Code_Morphing_Software
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Transmeta_Efficeon
@kkarhan you know you aren't doing too hot when gcc casually beats your in house compiler you put actual money into