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75th Anniversary of Television
SpiceWare writes "In the summer of '21, Philo T. Farnsworth was struck by an inspiration after plowing a field. He transmitted the first television image six years later on September 7, 1927."
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it was "one channel, and nothing good on."
Things haven't really changed since then.
Someone you trust is one of us.
This strikes me as being much like celebrating on the anniversary of Hiroshima, considering that tv was pretty much a cultural nuke. Ugh.
LEXX
"Gold still represents the ultimate form of payment in the world." - Alan Greenspan, 1999
As an American you are no doubt some fat, ugly overweight child with a penchant for running a machine gun up and down your local school.
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You, sir, are obviously an idiot. The weapon of choice for rampaging through public high schools is the semi-automatic handgun. Its small size makes it easy to conceal under clothing or in a bag or backpack. Weapons that fire 9mm rounds present a good compromise between power and magazine capacity, but for real effectiveness against targets at close range, go for the
What a moron.
Yup. Isn't it strange how the Americans were the first people in the world to invent everything, usually several years after we were using it here in Scotland?
I'm old enough to remember when discussions on Slashdot were well informed.