Amapi & Hexagon development Hardware? - Page 2 - Polyloop

jbshorty · 21st August 2007, 06:02

Is that type of "mouse" better to use with steam or without? Also, does it make a nice grilled cheese sandwich?

Couerl · 21st August 2007, 07:24

Hmm, grilled cheese sandwich.

erm,... diet, must staaayyy on dieeet!

Wася · 21st August 2007, 09:04

Don't laugh, lads. That's a cool thing. It could survive nuclear attack, 'cause it uses vacuum-tubes.
It's we who made those computers.

mayito7777 · 21st August 2007, 16:40

jbshorty · 21st August 2007, 19:17

Quote:

Originally Posted by Wася

Don't laugh, lads. That's a cool thing. It could survive nuclear attack, 'cause it uses vacuum-tubes.
It's we who made those computers.

Of course that's why America was so afraid in 1962! Who could feel comfortable with such advanced technology in the hands of your enemy?

Wася · 21st August 2007, 19:22

Be cautious. We have even more equipment manufactured in 1962.

laughingnome · 21st August 2007, 23:25

Dont laugh lads,
Russia beat America every time in the space race till the moon landings.
the T34 was a revolution in tank design since adopted by pretty much everyone.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/T-34
the kalashnikov AK47 is still one of the most reliable hand weapons ever designed.
its still in use unlike its american contemparary the Amourlite which was accurate but weak in firepower.
dont even get me started on the SA80 give me a Belgian FN anyday, i helped test the SA80 in 1981 it was crap then and its not changed much by all accounts.
http://www.geocities.com/commanderva...larms/sa2.html
anyway the moral of this is low tech is more robust than high tech so dont knock it

.

stu

Wася · 22nd August 2007, 08:02

You forgot RPG, Stu. It was very useful when we fought against Martians. And it's popular in some places on this planet also.

ES-1XXX (except ES-18XX) were a soviet clones of IBM mainframes. SM-1, 2 & 1210 were clones of HP-2000. SM-4, SM-1420 et al and BK-11 were a soviet clones of PDP-11. Iskra-226 ("sparkle") was an attempt of Wang 2200. SM-170X were clones of VAX. Iskra-1030 & ES-184X were a clones of IBM PC. I used to work on some of them. What can I say...
What a crap uncle Sam made after UNIVAC!
No, guys. Only relays and valves will save 3d world.

And seriously, AK actually was remastered Hugo Schmeisser's prototype. So, if you have some problems with using it - it's not our fault.

bwtr · 22nd August 2007, 09:48

And you can blame photocopying on us Aussies (Xerox)---- AND,do you remember---all this stuff of electronic media that was supposed to SAVE! trees!!!!!!!!!

Wася · 22nd August 2007, 09:57

Wow. In SU there was one KGBst per one Xerox.
I thought they prevented attemts to copy prohibited books and articles, but now I know - they only worried about trees!

bwtr · 22nd August 2007, 10:17

No,-- they Xeroxed all the KGB into the CIA----duplicates!

And everytime you read a piece of tree(paper) a clone is watching you and, at about the same level of inteligence as that original (I am old enough to remember them) tree!

Wася · 22nd August 2007, 10:26

Wow
That's why I hate reading. I get it now.

21st August 2007, 09:04	#23 (permalink)
Wася Misinterpreted signal Join Date: Nov 2006 Location: Moscow, Russia Posts: 493	Don't laugh, lads. That's a cool thing. It could survive nuclear attack, 'cause it uses vacuum-tubes. It's we who made those computers. __________________ (Vista 64-bit, Xeon E5520, 12GB, Quadro 580)

21st August 2007, 16:40	#24 (permalink)
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21st August 2007, 19:22	#26 (permalink)
Wася Misinterpreted signal Join Date: Nov 2006 Location: Moscow, Russia Posts: 493	Be cautious. We have even more equipment manufactured in 1962. __________________ (Vista 64-bit, Xeon E5520, 12GB, Quadro 580) Last edited by Wася; 21st August 2007 at 20:49.

21st August 2007, 23:25	#27 (permalink)
laughingnome stu Join Date: Mar 2004 Posts: 934	Dont laugh lads, Russia beat America every time in the space race till the moon landings. the T34 was a revolution in tank design since adopted by pretty much everyone. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/T-34 the kalashnikov AK47 is still one of the most reliable hand weapons ever designed. its still in use unlike its american contemparary the Amourlite which was accurate but weak in firepower. dont even get me started on the SA80 give me a Belgian FN anyday, i helped test the SA80 in 1981 it was crap then and its not changed much by all accounts. http://www.geocities.com/commanderva...larms/sa2.html anyway the moral of this is low tech is more robust than high tech so dont knock it . stu __________________ regards and respect stu your friendly neighborhood gnome AMD2.4 dualcore 4 gig ram, 9400GT ,WinXP Home

22nd August 2007, 08:02	#28 (permalink)
Wася Misinterpreted signal Join Date: Nov 2006 Location: Moscow, Russia Posts: 493	You forgot RPG, Stu. It was very useful when we fought against Martians. And it's popular in some places on this planet also. ES-1XXX (except ES-18XX) were a soviet clones of IBM mainframes. SM-1, 2 & 1210 were clones of HP-2000. SM-4, SM-1420 et al and BK-11 were a soviet clones of PDP-11. Iskra-226 ("sparkle") was an attempt of Wang 2200. SM-170X were clones of VAX. Iskra-1030 & ES-184X were a clones of IBM PC. I used to work on some of them. What can I say... What a crap uncle Sam made after UNIVAC! No, guys. Only relays and valves will save 3d world. And seriously, AK actually was remastered Hugo Schmeisser's prototype. So, if you have some problems with using it - it's not our fault. __________________ (Vista 64-bit, Xeon E5520, 12GB, Quadro 580) Last edited by Wася; 22nd August 2007 at 14:58.

21st August 2007, 06:02	#21 (permalink)
jbshorty subhuman infection Join Date: Jul 2006 Location: in a dirty sock Posts: 1,602	Is that type of "mouse" better to use with steam or without? Also, does it make a nice grilled cheese sandwich?

21st August 2007, 07:24	#22 (permalink)
Couerl Polygurbs Join Date: Jul 2005 Location: Denver Posts: 1,345	Hmm, grilled cheese sandwich. erm,... diet, must staaayyy on dieeet!

22nd August 2007, 09:48	#29 (permalink)
bwtr Brian Join Date: Jul 2005 Location: South Australia Posts: 2,200	And you can blame photocopying on us Aussies (Xerox)---- AND,do you remember---all this stuff of electronic media that was supposed to SAVE! trees!!!!!!!!!

22nd August 2007, 09:57	#30 (permalink)
Wася Misinterpreted signal Join Date: Nov 2006 Location: Moscow, Russia Posts: 493	Wow. In SU there was one KGBst per one Xerox. I thought they prevented attemts to copy prohibited books and articles, but now I know - they only worried about trees! __________________ (Vista 64-bit, Xeon E5520, 12GB, Quadro 580)

22nd August 2007, 10:17	#31 (permalink)
bwtr Brian Join Date: Jul 2005 Location: South Australia Posts: 2,200	No,-- they Xeroxed all the KGB into the CIA----duplicates! And everytime you read a piece of tree(paper) a clone is watching you and, at about the same level of inteligence as that original (I am old enough to remember them) tree!

22nd August 2007, 10:26	#32 (permalink)
Wася Misinterpreted signal Join Date: Nov 2006 Location: Moscow, Russia Posts: 493	Wow That's why I hate reading. I get it now. __________________ (Vista 64-bit, Xeon E5520, 12GB, Quadro 580)

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