Ok, kid. I was bootstrapping with switches on mainframes and writing assembly for 15 years before I was dragged, kicking and screaming, into learning C. I built mainframe systems from TTL logic. The 2901 from AMD was a great chip so I didn’t have to use 74181s anymore. But 74181s were great cause I didn’t have to use gate logic anymore. I have an article published in Byte Magazine about all that back when Byte meant something.

You can only wish you could do what I do.

Your writing again proves that if you knew how computers really worked, you wouldn’t be saying any of that. Isn’t that your school bell ringing? Or did did your class bullies clang your head again?

Others please refer to my earlier post about internet crazies. See what I mean?