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Minecraft User Does The Impossible, Builds In-Game CPU
Don't ask me how he did, how he knew to do it, or how it even worked... but someone recreated what appears to be a functional CPU in the DIY world of Minecraft. You need to see this to believe it.
I understand that this was accomplished several weeks ago, but I feel it's my personal responsibility to make sure you're aware of this incredible feat. Watch the video below, but don't expect to understand half of what he's talking about.
I remember one time I had a cow and a couple flaming zombies in my computer. It overhead my graphics card and I had to call Geek Squad. That sucked.
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