points by mike_hearn 3 days ago | 0 comments
By the time 64 bit Windows comes around the only stuff still running 16 bit is on machines that will never be updated. Embedded boxes in industrial machinery that is itself no longer supported, that sort of thing. No point making it work if nobody will ever update to it.
[–] NetMageSCW 2 days ago
[–] mshish 2 days ago
Yeah and I would think wanting developers to update to 32/64 bit was also part of the equation.
It plugs into an outlet, records time stamped records of high/low voltage, power outage, surges, etc. Then you use a serial to optical cable to read the data safely.