Just go to http://soldersmoke.com. On that archive page, just click on the blue hyperlinks and your audio player should play that episode.
http://soldersmoke.com
That's a great article, Bill, thanks. Worth reading to remind us all how spectacularly powerful even a roadkill PC is compared with the top machines not so long ago.
I was once in a workshop held by IEEE Circuits and Systems (CANDE) where we made long-term predictions over beer and BBQ. A major question was whether a better program than SPICE would come along soon. Many of us thought good old SPICE's days were numbered. That workshop was in 1986.
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That's a great article, Bill, thanks. Worth reading to remind us all how spectacularly powerful even a roadkill PC is compared with the top machines not so long ago.
ReplyDeleteI was once in a workshop held by IEEE Circuits and Systems (CANDE) where we made long-term predictions over beer and BBQ. A major question was whether a better program than SPICE would come along soon. Many of us thought good old SPICE's days were numbered. That workshop was in 1986.