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nice game, but when you reach 39 days it's impossible...any help?

Thanks, I was trying to get that one since version 0.2.7 because i found the files inside a folder of the game (there are 2 Easter Eggs).

Company founder: Jeff

shows "my name is jeff" meme (with sound) at the start of the game.

Mines are based on tech generation:

-1st generation (1970-1993)

"Brand name" (based on package) and sum of "clock speed" + "number of pins".

Brand names are "DIPPY" for DIP , "SQUARE" for PLCC, "GOLDIE" for PGA (they change every time).

Ex.1 : DIP 14 pin, 400 kHz, will be "DIPPY 414" 

Ex.2: PLCC 96 pin, 20 MHz, will be "SQUARE 20096"


After "Pentium" birth (1993), start 2nd gen, and names are more "commercial" based on company name:

Ex.1 : PGA 282 pin, 100 MHz, company name "BugTech",  will be "Buggie 1"

Ex.2: PGA  380 pin, 300 MHz, will be "Buggie 3"


-3rd generation (Giga era) names are based on clock (first 2 digits), last 2 numbers of pins + commercial name

Ex.1: PGA 754 pin, 1.5 GHz, will be "Buggie 1554"

Ex.2: PGA 754 pin 1.8 GHz, will be "Buggie 1854"

Ex.3: PGA 1366 pin, 2.4 GHz, will be "Buggie 2466"


-4th generation (dual core era) names are the same of 3rd gen, but i usually add a reference based on core numbers

Ex.1: PGA 1366 pin, 2.0 GHz, experimental dual core, will be "Buggie 2066 XD"

Ex.2: PGA 1366 pin, 2.0 GHz, basic dual core, will be "Buggie 2066 BD"

Ex.3: PGA 1366 pin, 2.0 GHz, dual core, will be "Buggie 2066 RD"