AMD naming conventions
Do you speak L4+iN?
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I was out computer shopping today. Not because I need a new computer... No, the 700Mhz flood surviving box I got from Greywar is clicking along just fine. It runs Fedora Core 2 now, and a fine specimen of an OS that is, too. No, I don't need another computer. However, MicroCenter was having a sale, and if I had opened a new credit card and had the patience for rebates, I could have scored a new PowerSpec bottom of the line computer with a Sempron processor for a total of $100 (running linux).
After I got home I decided to see what the tech guys have to say about the Sempron processor, as this was the first time I'd heard of the beast. And this is what I found: Link Check out the 4th paragraph, it's a good chuckle. For those of you too lazy to look at the link, what it's basically saying is that the name Sempron is a fusion of Latin and L33+.
After I got home I decided to see what the tech guys have to say about the Sempron processor, as this was the first time I'd heard of the beast. And this is what I found: Link Check out the 4th paragraph, it's a good chuckle. For those of you too lazy to look at the link, what it's basically saying is that the name Sempron is a fusion of Latin and L33+.
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