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AMD with 3d v-cache
FTFY
atmega328. It's not the most powerful chip, but it's what's on most arduinos, which is what got me into electronics in the first place.
I came here to make this joke but with the 68000, but you beat me to it, so here's to the atmega328.
I feel like the Atmega range asks an awful lot for what you get in 2024.
Of course, that could be because I designed a project around the Teensy++ which was always pricey and promptly disappeared from stock. I redesigned to use a CH32V305 breakout instead- 1/3 the price and probably way more performance which my terrible code is just busy-waiting into the ether.
I like WCH's product line in general; it's full of zany stuff.
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Definitely chippy chips with battered fish.
I enjoy opamps. Texas Instruments LME49723 is one of my favorites :P
Mmmmm. Gain.
I noticed that Miss Vickie's has a new sour cream something or other flavour in a bag that's the same colour, or nearly so. Every time I go through the chip aisle I get very excited for a second, then I realize it's not actually the Harvest Cheddar and my hopes are dashed. I'm developing an irrational hatred of those impostor chips.
The new ones are good, but I’ve never seen this harvest cheddar flavor
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Chocolate.
I mostly use AMD for Linux reasons. ARM for my Apple products. (I know I should use Android and I have an Android phone but I constantly break something tinkering and I’ve accepted that about myself. My daily driver phone should be locked down. Everything else, all bets are off.)
Or a 6502 if you’re talking about tinkering and playing with chips.
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My Minnesota homes know what's up
All Dressed.
Or The Whole Shabang since they’re basically the same amazing flavor.
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Regular Lays.
Especially with a PB&J.
It's the PB&J pairing that makes this the correct answer.
Goddamn right. Goes together like peas n' carrots.
If you're feeling extra frisky, slide a couple of those chips IN the PB&J!
I get Doritos more than anything, and Spicy Nacho is the flavor of those I get the most when getting Doritos. So I guess that's my favorite.
But I also like Pringles and Baked Lays, other flavors of Doritos, Urtz cheese balls (do those count? Would Cheetos count? 🤔). I like trying everything new at least once and Doritos do a lot of limited time flavors.
But I will choose homemade tortilla chips with pico de gallo over all of them.
Maybe it's because I can't get them where I live, but I remember Pringles Curry chips being amazing.
Lately it's been the sour cream & cheddar Baked Lay's
Those are the only baked chips that basically taste the same as their fried counterparts
Kettle cooked, salt and vinegar, brand is secondary, but I'm partial to Kruncher's
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I'm quite partial to 74 series logic chips personally.
I’m not a chip guy, but I bought a family sized bag of cheddar lays poppables for a long train ride a few months ago, and damn near ate the whole thing by myself. Haven’t bought another for fear of doing it again. Also the bag was like $4!
Red Rock Deli Sweet Chilli & Sour Cream. Unfortunately they changed awhile back and aren't as good anymore, but still pretty good.
Pfizer-Biontech
Samboy Barbecue Blast 🤤
yamaha all the way. nothing beats the fresh taste of frequency modulation
Northern Ireland's finest crisp brand
The absolutely only thing I miss from my non vegan days is the Buffalo wing and blue cheese chips our local grocery chain has. They are spicy to a degree that makes you break out in a sweat and I think I almost liked them more for the endorphins they gave than eating them. I've never found a similar tasting brand,Wegmans in the states has a version but they don't even begin to compare taste wise.
Ketchup is probably number one, followed by Salt and Vinegar. Lay's is the brand most often, although Yum-Yum's are good too.
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McCoy's Salt and Vinegar. Yum yum! They're the sort of crisp that you can still taste at the end of the day.
American mode: takis
British mode: shoestrings or Dick's Drive-in style
Croky Hula Hoops Bolgnese
Lays Kettle Jalapeño
Formerly Zapps Voodoo Chips until Utz bought the company and ruined them.
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