Re: microprosser art
From Silver Saks aka Sulliwan Sucks <sta...@trenet.ee>
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· 20 Nov 2000 00:00 · View full thread
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Mr Jedi <ori...@my-deja.com> kirjutas teemal microprosser art: >I watch this interesting program on art on chips by different chip >designers. and how they put cartoon charcters etc on some of their >chips and i was trying to find some examples of this. >I was wondering has anybody got any idea where i can find some > >(ps i know this isnt about asii put this is the only place i could >think of that might have an idea) You mean like: http://www.xyz.ee/M$suxx/billsux.jpg It's an Intel Pentium processor, btw. -- Windows : XT emulator for a P III
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