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Funny enough, some of the "obsolete" Intel Macs are still useful for embedded Linux work. I still use one for Yocto builds because a lot of older tooling and workflows remain much easier on x86 than on Apple Silicon.…
Interesting point. In the 1980s, we also relied on abstraction during development, but removed much of it as we moved closer to the hardware. Abstraction wasn’t something permanent — it was something we used and then…
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Funny enough, some of the "obsolete" Intel Macs are still useful for embedded Linux work. I still use one for Yocto builds because a lot of older tooling and workflows remain much easier on x86 than on Apple Silicon.…
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Interesting point. In the 1980s, we also relied on abstraction during development, but removed much of it as we moved closer to the hardware. Abstraction wasn’t something permanent — it was something we used and then…