On Sat, 5 Nov 2022 at 11:38, Michael Casadevall <michael(a)casadevall.pro> wrote:
No, its just the worst product naming scheme known to man.
To be fair -- something I rarely feel in connection with MICROS~1 --
when XP came out in 2002, AMD Sledgehammer did not exist yet. There
was no x86-64 and the only Intel 64-bit architecture was Itanium.
So I feel that they have some excuse.
We should actually give MS _some_ credit on this, because it's only
thanks to MS that Intel didn't do a totally separate incompatible
64-bit x86 extension.
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