… from Dr. Platypus.
“It doesn’t look like anything else,” said Musk, and he wasn’t wrong. Tesla Cybertruck: Revenge of the nerds makes a smashingly awkward debut Yep. More or less. And yet, I wouldn’t go betting on complete failure. This is Elon Musk, after all.
. . . but Packard-Bell is still around.
In 1980, when I was in graduate school, a friend of mine and I attended a computer show that was intended to demonstrate the latest in information technology to graduate students. The entire show could be fit into a single classroom. I remember stopping at one of the tables, run by a major company, and…
. . . from a more serious perspective, from Jason Hiner.
I always love it when my lifelong involvement with technology meets my area of formal training, as in the post Manuscripts Digitized at Southern Methodist University from the Center for the Study of New Testament Manuscripts. One of the more interesting—and completely invalid—arguments regarding the text of the New Testament is the idea that I…
I was fascinated to find a discussion of the difference between a ditto machine and a mimeograph. For what it’s worth, my memory of the difference between the two is the same as Michael Sheehan indicated in his post. The Ditto machine used masters that had a carbon based (I believe) substance on them, and…
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