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Avicii - Without You

Posted by Youfan December 31, 2019

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Prince of Persia

It's one of my fave DOS games and probably the very first video game that I played. I really liked it back then when I was still a kid. There were several versions of the game but the MS-DOS version is my most fave. I played it on an IBM PC clone with an Intel 80386 microprocessor , the successor of infamous Intel 8086 microprocessor from the x86 family. Its RAM was just around 8 MB or 16 MB (I'm not kidding) at that time. I learned how to operate a PC, insert Floppy Disks, boot MS-DOS , memorize and type command-lines when I was just still a small kid, under 10 year old, around 7~9 year old, only to play this amazing game. And I love computer, games, and technology since then. Wikipedia: Prince of Persia

Top 500 Super-Computers

Among the list, this are currently the 10 fastest/most powerful non-distributed super-computers in the world when I write the post: 1. Summit (IBM, Power System AC922, 143.500 petaFLOPS). 🇺🇸 2. Sierra (IBM, Power System S922LC, 94.640 petaFLOPS). 🇺🇸 3. Sunway TaihuLight (NRCPC, Sunway MPP, 93.015 petaFLOPS). 🇨🇳 4. Tianhe-2A (NUDT, TH-IVB-FEP, 61.445 petaFLOPS). 🇨🇳 5. Piz Daint (Cray, Cray XC50, 21.230 petaFLOPS). 6. Trinity (Cray, Cray XC40, 20.159 petaFLOPS). 🇺🇸 7. AI Bridging Cloud Infrastructure (Fujitsu, Primergy CX2559 M4, 19.880 petaFLOPS). 🇯🇵 8. SuperMUC-NG (Intel/Lenovo, ThinkSystem SD530, 19.477 petaFLOPS). 🇩🇪 9. Titan (Cray, Cray XK7, 17.590 petaFLOPS). 🇺🇸 10. Sequoia (IBM, BlueGene/Q, 17.173 petaFLOPS). 🇺🇸 For the full list, please visit Top500 Super-Computers site below. Top500 Super-Computers: Full List (Update) Wikipedia: Top500 Super-Computers

Digimon Story: Cyber Sleuth & Hacker's Memory

The artworks are superb. ✨ I really like its style. Apparently the Illustrator is Suzuhito Yasuda, who's also the Illustrator for Durarara!! light novels and Shin Megami Tensei: Devil Survivor series. No wonder. Both are my faves too. Digimon Fandom: Digimon Story: Cyber Sleuth Wikipedia: Suzuhito Yasuda

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