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Frank Peters <frank.peters@×××××××.net> skribis: |
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> Unless I am missing some crucial information, this whole 32 to 64-bit |
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> fiasco should have ended years ago. We managed to build an atomic |
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> bomb (Manhattan Project) from scratch in less than 3 years, but |
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> a 64-bit Flash (as well as other software) probably won't be finalized |
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> before an entire decade has elapsed. |
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That's just it: the one project was a matter of life and death and |
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freedom and slavery for millions, while the other project isn't |
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remarkably important, and is tailored for the benefit of stock |
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investors. Besides, if the OS is supposed to be able to run 32-bit |
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applications and can't then it is broken, and one actually can do |
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something about that, because the OS is almost all free-as-in-freedom |
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software. |
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