hercules

If you ever want to run Z/390 there's the Hercules emulator shipped with most Linux distributions.

Simutronics also had a few other attempts at gaming experiences with a Hercules and Xena knockoff, a detective game, etc.

You can run MTS yourself today using Hercules under Windows, Mac OS X, or Unix.

When Hercules cleaned out the Augean stables, he wasn't then obligated to refill them.

It's reasonable to assume the AN-225 benefited significantly from material advances (like not being made of wood) that the H-4 Hercules didn't have.

I know Hercules probably did other stuff, but I guess I think monochrome whenever I think about it, heh.

IBM apparently turned it's jaundiced legal eye towards Hercules at one point.

S., it's still possible to pick up an M35A2 on the cheap (like ~$2000 cheap), and they'll run just about any fuel (multi-fuel Hercules diesel FTW), and are almost indestructible by normal means.

You can run many classical machines in emulators like Hercules now.

Heh, I've got the opposite - a very fast machine for it's day - 386DX 40Mhz but with Hercules (mono graphics chip).

A company called PSI had this idea in the early 2000s, and built a binary translation layer much faster than Hercules which ran z/OS on Itanium.

Is the camera filming from the HC-130 Hercules airplane?

The one I learned was the sign being derived from the Pillars of Hercules (two vertical bars) with a banner (the "S") wrapped around it, reading "[non] plus ultra", as adopted by Charles V for the Spanish coat of arms and later stamped on the reverse of Spanish dollar coins.

You can mess with Fedora / Debian images for that architecture on your desktop using Hercules.

I once started porting Hercules, the mainframe emulator, so I could have a fully functional 370 series mainframe in my Nokia E62 phone.

Was it the old VGA/Hercules combination?