14 Mar
2005
14 Mar
'05
12:40 p.m.
Bj?rn wrote:
A byte is the smallest INDIVIDUALLY addressable unit
of data on a
I agree with this, but was it universal? For example, programming games for
the Intellivision console involved 10-bit memory addresses referred to as
"decels" (pronounced DEK-el). You hear decel this, decel that all the time in
that niche.
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