So your typewriter didn't have a "type ball"?I haven't had to pull the (metal things with letters on them) down for...decades.
I have done this, too, which explains why I was perfectly happy with the typing speed of my Windows 95 computer.#12 must have used a typewriter with type hammers:
http://www.explainthatstuff.com/typewriter.html
Reminds me of another word.May already have been done.
Scope hood.
The thing you used to put on an analog scope to keep the light out so you could see a single trace.
I think I still have a crease in my forehead from one.
Overhead projectors are still common in schools. Schools cannot afford VGA projectors for the presentation from the students and the overhead projectors are already there. After all, you can print your presentation and photocopy them to clear sheets inexpensively.Overhead projectors.
And the gooey stuff would stick to the floor, but the "sealer" smelled great.Reminds me of another word.
Polaroid
And what what the Polaroid camera you attached to the front of a scope to capture a trace.
CGA, EGA, VGA.What was the technology before VGA? There was monochrome monitors and there was color. What was the original interface for color called?
The last two school districts I was in had these in every classroom in the district. I guess that some school districts spend their money more wisely than our local districts.Overhead projectors are still common in schools. Schools cannot afford VGA projectors for the presentation from the students and the overhead projectors are already there. After all, you can print your presentation and photocopy them to clear sheets inexpensively.
CGA, EGA, VGA.
Max.
by Jake Hertz
by Duane Benson