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Seen this video before but it really a great history. The thing about velocity of the beam was change due to black white level, must have been some fiddle. Wonder about it was a special camera there was used in the other end.

Where are the slides uploaded? Does anyone have a link?

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Great video!

I hate when journeyman try to explain things simply while using terminology the average person doesn't understand.

Unfortunately the whole world has now been enshittified!

"white noise backup alarm": some countries (maybe the whole EU?) require these staticy noise back up alarms on work trucks, because they decided the beeping kinds weren't working because the jobsite has a bunch of them and you cant tell how far or which direction they are when there are all going at the same time. Noise is easier to tell the direction of supposedly.

Hello, I want to send phones to you in china for repairs. Then you can return them after the repairs and payment. Lets communicate and see how to arrange that. Thank you

Hello, I want to send phones to you in china for repairs. Then you can return them after the repairs and payment. Lets communicate and see how to arrange that. Thank you

Alex! 👋👋👋👋👋 I hope to see that other research you have planned!

2:23 Hacking Commercial Hardware to keep hard core science on a budget. Dr Edwin Whu. This is one of the best videos from this whole set. A wonderful hacker.

Awesome

This blew my mind

Thanks

Had a VIC-20 and 64, but the 128 would of sent me over the moon. It fixed a lot of the things I was bumping my head against on the 64. But then the 64 fixed a lot of problems you bumped your head against on the 20. I ended up blasting past and skipping the 128 and Amiga, leaving the past behind, and getting a Croesus Nirvana computer that blew everything else by a Mac II / IIfx out of the water... a Macintosh SE with 20gb hd with Hypercard installed. Holy smokes. Pirated an entire software store of it's Macintosh software, including for me yet another holy grail.. a copy of Microsoft compilable Quickbasic for the Macintosh. I was off and running.

I have that CBM 8032, albeit with an intact screen. Sad to see what happened to the Commodore offices. Everyone can identify a VT-100 from the back ;-)

Pretty cool!

This 3d plastic model is a next level breakdown.

Everything has a beginning and an end. So this is how the end looks like. How sad.

This is an amazing video. It shows concretely how transistors physically work to form the logic gates that are used for calculations.

Absolutely GREAT explanation.

What's the imperial unit for frequency, though?

Absolutely brillant : an extremely clear and pedagogic presentation. i finally understood a lot of things thanks to this class. i'll look forward to the rest.

He is wearing a mask. Not so bright. Can you see? His "personal choice" tells me enough I need to know without hearing what he has to say.

You should change the video title to cover the talks actually in the video, not just one of them. Please!

Thank you for all of the hard work you do!

I'm a bit lost. This is about cars. How is it HAL? Mayhe I'm thinking of Space Odyssey too much

Nicely down! That is very interesting stimulation ~

Good presentation....building large scale models are great teaching aid.... they should operate and compute bits as well....

The AWACS radar processor had the entire backplanes of multiple 19" x 6' racks all done in wire wrap. At least for the prototype and I think maybe in production.

My favorite UKposts video

Ah Smith Chart Work of Old times, S-parameters, now we have advanced Vector Network Analyzers, and Computer Software for anyone even an Electronic Engineering Technician can use to design antennas. Keep on Learning.

Ah Smith Chart Work of Old times, now we have advanced Vector Network Analyzers, and Computer Software for anyone even an Electronic Engineering Technician can use to design antennas. Keep on Learning.

Curious and curiouser said Marc, i think im in a rabit hole.

I feel proud after clicking this video 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

I really miss these good old days when I had to use wire wrapping for my uni projects (1985-1988).

Clippers and clampers, some can be used in wave shaping circuits.

Hello People! and Matt! I can somewhat get around the ASM code and seeing how it works, but I cannot wrap my head around the passcode on the "variables-example" exercise. I tried RE-ing with the sourcecode and even tried printing the values of the results, but I still do not know what to input in the terminal as the keyword. Anyone have a tip for this?

This is a great talk! Thank you!

It's upsetting how clear and concise this lesson is compared to my past training. Amazing series so far!

It's to hot I was watching til a man with skull shirt cries about heat mommy probably made them speaker boxes

Found the spider in teh centre of the intarwebz. '-')-b

Sam Please loud high. Your voice is very low.

Why do you have to be an "evil mad scientist"? What wrong with just being a computer scientist?