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Why hasn't anyone built an entirely free computer yet?
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I made a 3.2GHZ CPU in my garage just last week. You just need to be creative when you look at the parts at Home Depot.
I never said it worked.
If you give a million monkeys a piece of glass, one of them will eventually create a 3.2GHz Shakespeare.
If my memory doth not deceive me, a pear shaking at 3.2GHz would be pretty hot.