Tis be Shout

[Shout]

I did not expect so may replies!

DDR

Arcade, or PS2 with soft pads?

I just got home from my brother's house, we were playing PS2 version. Good times.

Arcade, or PS2 with metal pads.

"Te gusta hacer el sexo con las madres de Towelie y newby"

¿En el mismo tiempo? ¡Cómo rizado!

Yo dudo que lo... (Pienso que esta correcto...).

[Sidoh]

Yuck, DDR.  Hehe, just kidding.  I'm horrible at those types of games.

[iago]

Sorry for the wait, allow me to seat you at a table. 

Smoking or non?


But anyway:

I did not expect so may replies!

We have a surprisingly active clan :-)

[Screenor]

Sorry for the wait, allow me to seat you at a table. 

Smoking or non?


But anyway:

I did not expect so may replies!

We have a surprisingly active clan :-)

[7:12:11 PM] -- Warrior[x86] [110ms] has joined the channel using Starcraft (0 wins).
 [7:12:18 PM] <Warrior[x86]> LoL
 [7:12:34 PM] <Ergot[x86]> LOL
 [7:12:39 PM] <Ergot[x86]> WARRIOR YOUR FACE IS FUNNY XD
 [7:21:00 PM] <Warrior[x86]> ERGOT
 [7:21:03 PM] <Warrior[x86]> ME LOV U LONG TIEM
 [7:23:45 PM] <Warrior[x86]> .say test
 [7:23:46 PM] <x86> test
 [7:24:52 PM] <Warrior[x86]> .say test
 [7:24:52 PM] <x86> test
 [7:24:53 PM] <Warrior[x86]> Test!
 [7:27:02 PM] <Warrior[x86]> .say echo h
 [7:27:02 PM] <x86> echo h
 [7:27:03 PM] <Warrior[x86]> h
 [7:27:06 PM] <Warrior[x86]> .say echo
 [7:27:06 PM] <x86> echo
 [7:27:09 PM] <Warrior[x86]> hmm ok
 [7:29:14 PM] <Warrior[x86]> .say echo
 [7:29:15 PM] <x86> echo
 [7:29:17 PM] <Warrior[x86]> .say h
 [7:29:17 PM] <x86> h
 [7:30:17 PM] <Warrior[x86]> .say s
 [7:30:17 PM] <x86> s
 [7:30:21 PM] <Warrior[x86]> .say echo s
 [7:30:21 PM] <x86> echo s
 [7:30:22 PM] <Warrior[x86]> s
 [7:30:25 PM] <Warrior[x86]> .say echo
 [7:30:25 PM] <x86> echo
 [7:30:28 PM] <Warrior[x86]> hmm!
 [7:30:34 PM] <Warrior[x86]> VBS sucks anyway
 [7:31:23 PM] <Warrior[x86]> .say echo
 [7:31:23 PM] <x86> echo
 [7:31:24 PM] <Warrior[x86]> .say echo s
 [7:31:25 PM] <x86> echo s
 [7:32:01 PM] <Warrior[x86]> .say echo s
 [7:32:01 PM] <x86> echo s
 [7:32:03 PM] <Warrior[x86]> .say s
 [7:32:03 PM] <x86> s
 [7:52:51 PM] -- Warrior[x86] has left the channel.

 





-- Sorry, I couldn't help myself. *chuckles*


Shout hi! Welcome to Clan c84. Enjoy your stay.

[Joe]

Commodore 64. Man those things rocked. Come to think about it, what kind of processor did they use? 8080?

[iago]

I believe they had their own architecture. Theres no way that they're an intel processor (I think you mean 8086?) because that wasn't invented at the time. 

I just went and checked Wikipedia, and found out that it is:
MOS Technology 6510/8500 (the 6510/8500 being a modified 6502 with an integrated 6-bit I/O port)

So there you go. 

[Joe]

I guess I meant a Commodore 128. Someone linked me to a old computer website, and it uses the Z80. I'm asuming thats the Intel 8080 or 8086 (whatever, I'm only six off =p) processor.

[Quik]

I guess I meant a Commodore 128. Someone linked me to a old computer website, and it uses the Z80. I'm asuming thats the Intel 8080 or 8086 (whatever, I'm only six off =p) processor.

You didn't mean 80x86, that's for sure.

[trust]

Someone linked me to a old computer website

hi.

[iago]

I guess I meant a Commodore 128. Someone linked me to a old computer website, and it uses the Z80. I'm asuming thats the Intel 8080 or 8086 (whatever, I'm only six off =p) processor.

You didn't mean 80x86, that's for sure.

8086 is a varient of 80x86.  Why can't x be equal to the empty string? 

[MyndFyre]

IIRC, 8080 was a 8-bit processor developed by Intel used in calculators.

Yup.