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Doesn't really seem to fit the the theme of the thread. Way too timely. Kids would get that one.

 

• Finding a draftsman to do your schematic on D-size sheets so they could be reproduced on a Diazo (blueprint) machine
• Doing a board layout on mylar at 4:1 with red and blue tape
• Using Bishop Graphics puppets for the IC's

 

1960's shows with parodies of other 1960's show characters.

 

• Finding a draftsman to do your schematic on D-size sheets so they could be reproduced on a Diazo (blueprint) machine
• Doing a board layout on mylar at 4:1 with red and blue tape
• Using Bishop Graphics puppets for the IC's

And after you're done with that, please fax me all the specs...

 

• Sending a Telex to our European customers via punched paper tape prepared offline
• Baudot Code
• Market information on the RO-28 Teletype machine

 

That guy was my hero when I was a kid ... but then I met Lindsay Wagner and my heart stopped ...

I didn't want to be Steve Austin with nuke-powered limbs right next to my special parts. Dr. Rudy was my hero.

 

Tandy TRS-80, I did have a model 1:
https://www.howtogeek.com/822043/radio-shacks-first-pc-45-years-of-trs-80/

A turbo button on your PC.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Turbo_button

 

Human Resources
Employee Relations

 

Human Resources
Employee Relations

Personnel?

 

I Love Lucy.

https://www.google.com/search?client=firefox-b-d&q=i+love+lucy+tv+show

 

Tandy TRS-80, I did have a model 1:

Still have mine.

 

That guy was my hero when I was a kid ... but then I met Lindsay Wagner and my heart stopped ...

The real irony is that $6M barely buys one a cup of joe these days.

 

The real irony is that $6M barely buys one a cup of joe these days.

$5 bucks for a baggie will buy you the same effect today.

 

Tandy TRS-80, I did have a model 1:
https://www.howtogeek.com/822043/radio-shacks-first-pc-45-years-of-trs-80/

Sinclair ZX81 - I still have mine in its original box, almost mint...

 

My old pocket work computer.

https://www.zdnet.com/article/hp-95lx-remembering-the-early-mobile-dos-pc/

 

Sinclair ZX81 - I still have mine in its original box, almost mint...

That's the toy (or should I say pseudo-tool) in which I learned how to program.

 

An A/V device using any interface other than HDMI. Not necessarily a bad thing, but we had to replace our cable boxes recently and one very old TV we were using had only DVI and RGB. The new cable box had only HDMI.

 

Hello,

An A/V device using any interface other than HDMI

How about SCART?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SCART

Bertus

 

I just flipped though an old issue of a DIY magazine at an estate sale and saw ads from yesterday-year. How weird It was seeing the number of ads for mechanical devices to solve a particular ailment. And the name of the ailment is no longer used - to make it doubly difficult for any young person to know the "usefulness" of the quack medical devices in the ad. Devices to solve, impotence. The 1970s were an interesting time.

 

I just flipped though an old issue of a DIY magazine at an estate sale and saw ads from yesterday-year. How weird It was seeing the number of ads for mechanical devices to solve a particular ailment. And the name of the ailment is no longer used - to make it doubly difficult for any young person to know the "usefulness" of the quack medical devices in the ad. Devices to solve, impotence. The 1970s were an interesting time.

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