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Level1oldschool t1_iu1l1vv wrote

Ah yes analog computers. And you think chasing down a bad expression in today’s programs is tedious, you haven’t seen nothing. 😂🤣😂

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Zapp---Brannigan t1_iu1m641 wrote

Thought she was serving too much spaghettis on trays that are way too small

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Slave35 t1_iu1mi84 wrote

ARRHHGGHHH CABLE MANAGEMENT

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jermleeds t1_iu1mtyc wrote

I can hardly believe we got to the moon just 5 years after this.

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GreekfootGabbie t1_iu1o6i3 wrote

Nah. Nuclear mom making plates of spag bol in her ultra modern, sci-fi kitchen (with her radioactive hand).

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AintNothinButaDream t1_iu1opwt wrote

Not widely known, she was the inspiration for the trump hairdo.

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mnbvcxz123 t1_iu1pi64 wrote

I think there's a bug in the blue wire connection.

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amenableCanvas83 t1_iu1q2b6 wrote

That's the strangest looking kitchen I have ever seen....

/s

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legrose_prince t1_iu1r15d wrote

She’s just sorting out my cables I’ve saved that I thought might be useful for the past 20 years.

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MineGuy1991 t1_iu1th4a wrote

Hey! I work for General Dynamics

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Shadowwynd t1_iu1y7vf wrote

Professor in my introduction to low level computer class (all TTL logic, but bird nests like these for the norm) loved to come up and bounce his hands on the wires while you had to demonstrate your circuit (successfully) for lab credit.

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4mSmtn t1_iu1yuhn wrote

Pretty patient for a Karen

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OldMork t1_iu2eo86 wrote

Still today women makes carble harness for military low volume stuff that cant be automated.

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Skyblacker t1_iu2g1cf wrote

She looks like she's bringing out an absolutely massive pasta bake for the reception after Sunday service.

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BioShockerInfinite t1_iu2i4ec wrote

“Nov 3rd. After extensive testing, the fifth batch has turned out perfectly al dente.”

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Clell65619 t1_iu2i805 wrote

Ah, plugboards. And I'd almost drank away those memories.

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ViciousCurves t1_iu2krwe wrote

At first glance, my ass thought these were massive trays of ground beef.

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droopyheadliner t1_iu31716 wrote

General Dynamics had THE best graphic design back then. Done by Erik Nitsche.

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Funny_Alternative_55 t1_iu34lmw wrote

The fact that there’s undoubtedly more compute power in the Bluetooth chip in my AirPods Pro case is just a bit crazy to think about. Imagine trying to find a problem in that mess of wires shudders

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littlebitsofspider t1_iu3ab7i wrote

Replying to TievX0r (#273,886)

The story of computing 'bugs' being an artifact of computing hardware, not software (from the relatively brief period when the two were inseparable), never fails to make me a little giddy.

A modern-day motorcyclist without a face shield and a nascent computer architect would respond similarly to "you've got bugs in your shit."

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Treczoks t1_iu3jgtj wrote

I've done mad debugging jobs in my lifetime, but I would not touch that. Hat's off to the lady engineer. Or anyone else dealing with that stuff.

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SonofaDevonianFish t1_iu3odda wrote

This was before packet switching electronics. Each path was discrete. This made physically troubleshooting wiring problems easier.

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pnjohnso t1_iu3vxje wrote

Thought this was a horror film called “Spaghetti Monster”.

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hundreddollar t1_iu3xt5p wrote

She's writing down all the scientist's coffee and donut orders before she pops her sweet little ass out to get them. ^^^^dont ^^^^kill ^^^^me.

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supertramp75 t1_iu46f4r wrote

"CABLE MANAGEMENT" Karen, look it up.

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wanroww t1_iu4kzn9 wrote

The space manager better behave himself!

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HaikuBotStalksMe t1_iu50hv5 wrote

/r/misleadingthumbnails

"Woman cooking spaghetti on a busy day in the restaurant"

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iRox24 t1_iu6bwy6 wrote

Seems so easy to fix. It's just a cable.

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