How can the wind be stronger in some parts of the Earth's atmosphere than in others? I would expect the air to move uniformly on the surface of a sphere (egg).
Don' forget Forward's Flight of the Dragonfly. Bonus: about half the novel is a technical addendum of the proposed starship design.
Robert L Forward had the added bonus of being a bona fide physicist and engineer. He didn't goof around, he proposed a terawatt laser system to propel the ship... with a return stage.
Hey hey easy there, my Sky King coaxial remote control helicopter is filled with these LEDs. It looked great for the 15 seconds it flew before it crashed.
there you go, some closeups of some other junk being bonded.
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My interpretation is as follows. The equipment shown is stuff that could have existed in the 1960s. In the West, that's pretty much how machines looked like in the 60s. The #1 company that made and still makes these machines is Kulicke & Soffa.
China basically scoured North America for all the old machines they could find. Ribbon machines that make incandescent lightbulbs. Pick and place machines. Board plating shops. Wire and ball bonders.
All this stuff that used to the define the West's technological prowess. K&S is now based in Singapore.
It might make sense if the screens were shipped "naked", like the car sheet metal. But TVs come in corrugated cardboard boxes; all the curves are happening in the corrugation. You can ship eggs in the right kind of box.
If that was your only worry about opening a bar... Here in Montreal within a week you'll have your local thugs muscling in. No matter how upscale the neighborhood looks during the day. I used to work in Old Montreal when there was a broad daylight assassination on my street. The bar also had regular stabbings at night...
Exactly. Which is why I would never encourage my kids to go into engineering. It's not the 1960s anymore, we've squeezed all we can out of engineering and we're coasting back to the historical mean of how humans behave.
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I can download a file from the internet and it will install and run on my computer!?
Why haven't I heard about this before??
Seriously, maybe explain why this is important for the old ones among us?
(grabs bifocals and oatmeal)
No that's the "sitting naked on a synthetic leather computer chair" effect.
My biology is so complex it's not understood yet either!
Woohoo! Behold the new lawless me!!!!!
Pretty much everything is made in China now.
Well clearly, when observation contradicts personal theories, stick to the personal theories.
How can the wind be stronger in some parts of the Earth's atmosphere than in others? I would expect the air to move uniformly on the surface of a sphere (egg).
Don' forget Forward's Flight of the Dragonfly. Bonus: about half the novel is a technical addendum of the proposed starship design.
Robert L Forward had the added bonus of being a bona fide physicist and engineer. He didn't goof around, he proposed a terawatt laser system to propel the ship ... with a return stage.
State.
Hey hey easy there, my Sky King coaxial remote control helicopter is filled with these LEDs. It looked great for the 15 seconds it flew before it crashed.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?...
there you go, some closeups of some other junk being bonded.
My interpretation is as follows. The equipment shown is stuff that could have existed in the 1960s. In the West, that's pretty much how machines looked like in the 60s. The #1 company that made and still makes these machines is Kulicke & Soffa.
http://www.kns.com/en-us/Pages...
China basically scoured North America for all the old machines they could find. Ribbon machines that make incandescent lightbulbs. Pick and place machines. Board plating shops. Wire and ball bonders.
All this stuff that used to the define the West's technological prowess. K&S is now based in Singapore.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?...
Oh, and if you want to see something fast and automatic, look up chip shooter on youtube...
It might make sense if the screens were shipped "naked", like the car sheet metal. But TVs come in corrugated cardboard boxes; all the curves are happening in the corrugation. You can ship eggs in the right kind of box.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/C...
I swapped all the data bits around on my motherboard!
Hahaha!
Good luck!
Oh wait...
Pretty much ... :(
the cartridge would run out when it prints my wienus.
Ever date a woman with a "few" extra pounds? You'll find the definition of a few is far more ... generous than you think!
Youtube has many films from the era.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?...
Mr Corbato himself.
since it was Commodore-s on GEOS.
" It never crashes"
Ever dealt with a schizophrenic or someone in the throes of a manic episode? Or just a drunk?
No, Canada is a wimpy place where criminals have more rights than a regular citizen.
If that was your only worry about opening a bar... Here in Montreal within a week you'll have your local thugs muscling in. No matter how upscale the neighborhood looks during the day. I used to work in Old Montreal when there was a broad daylight assassination on my street. The bar also had regular stabbings at night...
I hear good things from Dr Rudy Wells over at OSI.
http://www.dangeroustrailers.o...
Seems like SOP.
Exactly. Which is why I would never encourage my kids to go into engineering. It's not the 1960s anymore, we've squeezed all we can out of engineering and we're coasting back to the historical mean of how humans behave.