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How many of these do you recognize? CR 2032 F 250 TRS 80 A 380 A 440 E 85 PS 2 V 8 Happy Thanksgiving!
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(self-titled) semi-posting lurker Minor Deity |
These are the ones I recognize.... Not sure about the others.
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5
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Got 'em.
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Beatification Candidate |
A 380 took me a bit... Got all of the other ones!
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3? Happy Thanksgiving! | |||
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Pinta & the Santa Maria Has Achieved Nirvana |
5, I think. Oh wait, 6! This is a piano forum after all. | |||
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VAX 11/780: DEC computer from the early 80's AT 1: The first Yamaha 125 enduro 867 5309: Motown hit song 80/20: Designation for hamburger WD 40: Lubricant 409: Chevrolet engine designation made famous in a Beach Boys song 409: Detergeant BE4 5789: 50's pop song. BEachwood 45789 I 95: Interstate highway runs up and down the East coast XK E: 2 seat Jaguar model - 1960's Y2K: Famous bug - year 2000 YKK: Manufacturer of zippers
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Serial origamist Has Achieved Nirvana |
All of them, I think. Depends on whether E85 is ethanol-gasoline mix or a BMW model code.
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Serial origamist Has Achieved Nirvana |
442 420 9 11 A 100 AS 9100 P 51 8088 BASF DIN TDK RPG RPG RPG 2 CV DKW BWV Z 80 C 4
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[I recognize them all except: RPG (the third one) BWV AS 9100 Z 80
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hint: K is to Wolfgang as BWV is to (fill in the well-tempered blank)...
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Serial origamist Has Achieved Nirvana |
How about 6502?
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I don’t know 6502. Is Z 80 a mini bike?
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Serial origamist Has Achieved Nirvana |
Hmmm... 8088 = Intel Z-80 = Zilog - CPU in the TRS-80 and many other micros 6502 = MOS - Same class of chip, based somewhat in the Motorola 6800, was the CPU in the Apple I and II, and several other micros, video games (Atari 2600, 5200), and other things like cars, and stuff that needed a cheap, basic processor. What two did you get for RPG? One is pretty obscure now... Report Program Generator was a business-orientd programming language for the IBM System/3x series of minicomputers.
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