Ren - Moved to chitter.xyz @Nine@computerfairi.es

@kyra ALSO HIRED
we're gonna rock the tech world, they'll never be able to stop us.

I can picture the reviews now.

"Okay so I finally got my hands on this new processor that everyone's talking about and everyone's saying it's really nice but I've tried it out for five minutes and it's slow as molasses, I mean look at this garbage. It's FINALLY loading the bios screen and-"
Bios Screen: x69-420mhz cpu
"...nice."

@Felthry OOooo. :o

@Felthry ..yoooooo that's...

heck that's wild. is it like with the TG16 console where it was '16 bit' in that it had a 16 bit main processor but 8 bit for sound?

@Felthry okay real talk now because before I was joking about the bit numbers thing about computers rather than being serious but

processors have more than one "bit number"??? :O I need to know more

@Felthry heck I have no idea what the equivalents are elsewhere @_@;;

@Felthry uhh, not sure what the non UK equivalent is um...

so like... we do GCSEs at like... age... 15-16 I think?, then we do two years more of study for our A-level examinations which are the qualificiations you need to go into a university, or were, because now we have AS-levels which are like A-levels but ... not as 'good'?? and also vocational qualifications too which are directly linked to job types which are more valuable these days too I guess?...

@Felthry that makes sense to be honest, it follows for all numbers you multiply something by providing the number you're multiplying by remains the same

@Felthry Honestly my maths brain long since degraded years ago and I find it hard to remember a lot of ocncepts of it. I used to like it a lot but after my a-levels my brain just turned to mush on it ;; thank youy tho!

@Felthry only in so far as I know that prime numbers are a thing that exist but I have no idea of how they work exactly

@Felthry I'm acutally kinda staggered how often that shows up, I'd just never even realised it would and now I'm seeing it everywhere and it's kinda blowing my mind

@Felthry I'm kinda aware that the whole 8 bit vs 16 bit is because of ease of use with doubing the amount of bits each time, to make more combinations of ones and zeros, so making say an 111bit (then 22 bit and 44 bit etc) thing would - Shit I just realised THAT ends up being largely the same as the 8 bit pattern holy crap

@Felthry gonna go with 11 bit multiples then :D