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</html><description>The CPU built with redstone circuitry can load code into its RAM and even print results on a screen. Last October, I showed you guys a simple CPU that a user named &#x201C;theinternetftw&#x201D; created in Minecraft that used torches to ignite redstone wires to add numbers and output that information as binary code. Now, a Minecraft player known as Salaja has created an even more complex machine that is capable of loading 16 lines of code into its RAM, and then performing operations before displaying the results on a screen in hexadecimal notation. In one example video, Salaja loads the [&hellip;]</description></oembed>
