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The ouch at the end though.

Am I the only one that finds this disturbing?

Did he ever do anything with this device?

*Summary* * *00:00** Microsoft's Broadway Production (1992):* In the fall of 1992, Microsoft spent roughly $2 million to stage a Broadway-style musical at the Gershwin Theater in New York City, promoting Windows for Workgroups. Bill Gates himself was a prominent part of the show. * *00:00** Focus on Windows for Workgroups:* The musical heavily emphasized the features and benefits of Windows for Workgroups, particularly its networking capabilities, file and printer sharing, and integrated applications like email and scheduling. * *00:00** Collaboration and Connectivity:* The overarching theme was the ease with which Windows for Workgroups could facilitate collaboration and connectivity among users, enabling them to share information and work together more efficiently. * *05:17** Bill Gates' Role:* Bill Gates played himself in the musical, acting as a helpful and knowledgeable consultant guiding users through the features of Windows for Workgroups. He even did jumping jacks at one point. * *00:00** Networking Capabilities Highlighted:* The musical demonstrated how Windows for Workgroups could seamlessly connect with various networks, including Novell NetWare, and access data from different sources. * *00:00** Applications Integration Showcased:* It also showed the integration of popular applications like Microsoft Word and Excel with Windows for Workgroups, further emphasizing its collaborative capabilities. * *06:12** Introduction of Windows NT:* Bill Gates also introduced Windows NT, highlighting its advanced 32-bit capabilities and security features for users with more demanding computing needs. * *00:00** Information at Your Fingertips:* The musical underscored Microsoft's vision of "information at your fingertips," showcasing technologies that would make accessing information easier and more intuitive. * *00:00** Lost and Found Video:* The video itself was considered lost for a long time before being recently uncovered and shared by IEEE Spectrum. Summarized by AI model: gemini-1.5-pro-exp-0801 Cost (if I didn't use the free tier): $0.1111 Input tokens: 29312 Output tokens: 806

The cringe is appreciated, but what's the relation w/ IEEE?

If you play this backwards it summons the HR director...

This is before “The Office”

Still doesn't equal the level of cringe MS has in its feud against java - to the point of getting one of the last (popular) bastions of the platform (minecraft) and attempting to ruin it, by moving it to another platform. That, is far above this in cringe. You'd think MS would've calmed down after that humiliating court sesh, but no, they're still at it... decades later. I swear, if it weren't for Windows - this company would be dust inside a month.

Great paper

To think now in 2024 it's so common to see gimbal cameras like the DJI osmo pocket, blows my mind how far we've come.

No

They basically gave up.

Les gana la doñita del arroz

I have seen an apparatus like this that uses a single turn of copper for the coil. It was like a strap bent into a loop.

Are these robots or vampires?

#5 just have up😂😂😂

Thats... Horrifying.

I was told that the IC 555 is completely outdated with the low memory CPU that are available on the market

Commutator has high bars or high mica. Needs service.

*Starting at $74,000/-

Sure, it's silly. But it's also one of the most elaborate publicity stunts ever done. Thank you IEEE for preserving this long-lost treasure of computing history.

Is this in New York

It's like a bad dream 😂 after eating late night

This is terrifying

Jesus Christ this comment section is like a time capsule. Anyways, shits scary in the future.

This is something william ozman would love to make😂

This was a lot of fun and gave me some sound ideas for modern devices that could make mass manufacturing of PCB's affordable to anyone that wanted to do small runs of custom electronics but still in the hundreds of unites produced. *A CNC machine with a drill bit and a solder extruder would make printing large and complex PCB's a cheap and quick process.* The bit drills a channel while the extruder passes secondary to the bit filling in the track trace with molten solder, and the bit could also drill the holes for PTH parts. I'll wager this could be done at a cost low enough that small operations could produce hundreds of units a month with just 3 or 4 people assembling them. *In this age of expensive custom musician audio products, hi-fi enthusiast that spend big league and so very many others that it's a viable economy for such an operation.* Prior, ideas like this never got launched because there simply weren't enough inventors and engineers to need to manufacture for themselves, but this has drastically changed today especially with Arduino and so many other cutting edge devices.

These Unitree robots look a whole lot like Boston Dynamics models. Wonder where they're getting inspiration from?

*I am 46 years old and still have never had a cavity! lol*

About $3.50

I'm not afraid of the dentist, but that thing is terrifying. No, I don't want an autonomous robot drilling my teeth out. Even if my meatbag dentist is more likely to make a mistake, I know that they know what pain feels like so I trust they won't want to cause me more pain than is necessary because of that.

Is that the prototype jibo because the actual one the voice is different and the screen space is a kind of an oval and the actual jibos is a rectangle and this one has a circle on his body and the actual one doesn’t

davinci is better

Huge waste of tax dollars. This is a joke. If this is the best that NASA can do NASA needs to go away.

What’s the name of the song?

A true gauntlet of cringe. No scenery, lyrics based on Communist collectivizing campfire songs Cheezy hip-hop scratching Impressive dancing in high heels! Cheezy sexualization of hardware 80s sax solo irrelevant harmonica riff actors stumbling over lines strained political humor And that's only the first five minutes!!!!! aaaarrrrgh!!!

I think if some physical abuse happens I think it should trigger an alarm and have a built in camera so ever who was abusing it is on camera so the authorities or security could deal with it

what is blud yapping about

As an amateur engineer due to never completing my degree, I still came to realize after a few years outside of school that building full scale I.C.'s is one of the most critical steps in grasping so very many theories of operation, relativistic quantum mechanics, and condensed matter physics as well as getting a much deeper grasp on design theory and topology. Once you have to deal with extravagant intelligence processing in anything whether it's analog or digital, understanding the mechanisms by which devices like timers and op amps, oscillators operate with at a deeper scale is fundamental for being a competent engineer. I also can't imagine anyone would want to be limited to heavy reliance on IC's with no greater understanding of how they function. *Any fool can use tutorials, kits, hacker mods etc. to get some desired results but only an engineer and inventor can create the source of those results other people seek to replicate.* This is why I never stopped learning even after I didn't return to school. *I ultimately invented a new type of induction motor that can be used to create an entirely new branch of technology because it's capable of so very many complicated processes just within itself, let alone in a larger scale circuit.* It's an induction intelligence controlled motor that will potentially change the world.

Lots of children with no parents around? Vandalizing things and causing trouble? Blacks.

…and so many people believe children are innocent! 😂. No-one has to teach children to misbehave; they have to be taught to behave properly!

No that's the robot telling you with out talking if he had a voice then he'd speak smh that's foul

I’ve been surfing for 40 years. Those birds are ALSO obviously gaining energy from the ocean swells similar to the way pelicans “surf” waves near shore. I’ve witnessed it hundreds of times.

Tony Yang of Unitree Robotics

a corn is having better treatment than most of american citizens.

It's really interesting. Incredibly intriguing.