09 março 2006

Digital Genesis...101 of 111

And God said, 'Let the memory bring forth abundantly the moving creature that hath life'. And God created the Machine Code, and every living code that MOVeth, which the memory brought forth abundantly: and God saw that it ran.

And God blessed them, saying, 'Be fruitful, AND MULT AND MOV the memory, the Registers, AND let fowl POP in the STACK'. And the 1 and 0 were the 101 day.
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Story by D. Moret R.

08 março 2006

Digital Genesis...100 of 111

And God said, 'Let there be semaphores in the Reserved of the memory to give light upon the Registers': and it was so. And the 1 and 0 were the 100 day.
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Story by D. Moret R.

07 março 2006

Digital Genesis...011 of 111

And God said, 'Let the bits under the Reserved memory be gathered unto one place, and let the processor bits appear': and it was so.

And God called the processor bits Registers: and the gathering together of the bits called he Free Memory: and God saw that it was good by triple checking it.

And God said, 'Let the free memory bring forth bytecodes'. And the 1 and 0 were the 011 day.
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Story by D. Moret R.

06 março 2006

Digital Genesis...010 of 111

And God made the memory, and divided the bits which were under the 28 bit from the bits which where above the 28 bit: and it was so.
And God called the upper memory Reserved. And the 1 and 0 were the 010 day.
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Story by D. Moret R.

05 março 2006

Digital Genesis...001 of 111

In the beginning God created the bits and the bytes.

And God said, 'Let there be a processor': and there was a processor.

And God called 0 Day and 1 Night. And the evening and the morning where the 001 day.
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Story by D. Moret R.

16 fevereiro 2006

MOV B,A ; Divine Intervention?

God made machine language; all the rest is the work of man.
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Any thoughts on that?

06 fevereiro 2006

Food for thought...

Da série, "Food for thought", mais um:

"One friend in a lifetime is much; two are many; three are hardly possible. Friendship needs a certain parallelism of life, a community of thought, a rivalry of aim.
-- Henry Brook Adams"

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