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j"1LAnZuoQdcKCkpDBKQMCgziGMoPC4VQUckM†<div class="post">I also have a couple of G4 machines, but I think this issue is about much more than getting these old(ish) machines to good use. It is something like the Y2038 problem that some people are already discussing; will everyone keep using x86 all those decades, or should we drop the assumption of that particular architecture?<br/><br/>It is a nice fact that bitcoin happens to compile and run on ARM, one of the most serious contenders of the x86 monopoly, at least in the mobile and embedded space. Nevertheless, a digital currency is too important to be limited in computing architectures. Don't banks tend to use big iron?</div> text/html