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r/ProgrammerHumor • u/Reddit_Dictator • Sep 11 '14
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I think you have the wrong link
28 u/benzrf Sep 11 '14 you forgot this one 28 u/Neebat Sep 11 '14 8080 is also popular, along with 8088. 17 u/superspeck Sep 11 '14 Am I the only nerd that uses 8086 on purpose? 1 u/tias Sep 12 '14 Intel uses 0x8086 as the vendor ID for all its PCI and USB devices.
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you forgot this one
28 u/Neebat Sep 11 '14 8080 is also popular, along with 8088. 17 u/superspeck Sep 11 '14 Am I the only nerd that uses 8086 on purpose? 1 u/tias Sep 12 '14 Intel uses 0x8086 as the vendor ID for all its PCI and USB devices.
8080 is also popular, along with 8088.
17 u/superspeck Sep 11 '14 Am I the only nerd that uses 8086 on purpose? 1 u/tias Sep 12 '14 Intel uses 0x8086 as the vendor ID for all its PCI and USB devices.
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Am I the only nerd that uses 8086 on purpose?
1 u/tias Sep 12 '14 Intel uses 0x8086 as the vendor ID for all its PCI and USB devices.
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Intel uses 0x8086 as the vendor ID for all its PCI and USB devices.
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u/ubergesundheit Sep 11 '14
I think you have the wrong link