🌟Cyber City Circuits🌟

back when ai was just tape on reels

Cyber City Fun Fact: Over two hundred years ago, 'physicians' traveled through the post-war countryside with a horse and buggy, treating dysentery with electroshock therapy. Check it out.

$13,000? In 1969? That’s like $110k today.

An early ad for BUSSMAN BUSS FUSES

Radio-craft 1937-06: Vol 8 Iss 12

I’m at the age where this is better than seeing the Ice Cream truck!

Marketing

Quicker Than a Short Circuit

Did you need a license for this?

MD112D-12B

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The USB-C Final Boss

This Tuesday night, come to Tech Talk Augusta at Savannah River Brewery. There’s food and a cash bar.

IT!! LITTELFUSES HAVE IT! THAT EXTREME QUICKNESS

Your ‘common’ fuse has been redesigned.

The Foy & Breguet telegraph was designed for the primary purpose of replacing the existing French Chappe Telegraph system with minimal training needed.

if your electronics lab doesn’t have an open hearth foundry your ngmi

You may be old, but are you this old?

Retro Electro: The Little Told History of Electronics

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The Brooklyn Horror

Publication: Middletown Daily Argus
Location: Middletown, New York, United States Of America
Issue Date: December 6, 1876

If your ‘network closet’ looks like this, you’re not getting replaced by AI.

Before there were multimeters, there was the galvanometer. Born from Ørsted’s magnetic needle experiment, the galvanometer became the 19th century’s essential instrument for detecting and measuring electricity. This is the story of the Galvanometer.

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The principal offices of Underwriters Laboratory in 1921. This building was constructed to be the most fireproof building on the planet at the time.

Publication: Middletown Daily Argus
Location: Middletown, New York, United States Of America
Issue Date: December 12, 1876

Twenty-two Veterans succumb to their struggles daily. As a veteran, I know these struggles are real, difficult, and isolating. If you care about a veteran, check on them; you might be the only one. If you need help, call the Veterans' Hotline at 988 #1 or 844-647-1354. God Bless our Veterans. ❤️🤍💙

If you know what this is, we can be friends.

The Galvanometer was once king. Born from Ørsted’s magnetic needle experiment and refined by Schweigger, Ampère, and Ohm, the galvanometer became the 19th century’s essential instrument for detecting and measuring electricity. This is the story of the Galvanometer.
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Retro Electro: The Little Told History of Electronics

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I'VE BEEN DOING THIS BY HAND LIKE A FOOL.