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Has anyone got a link to the early motorcycle sat-nav that was a physical map mounted on a cylinder that spun and twisted based on your heading? I think it was Honda, but I'm not certain. It's surprisingly difficult to Google... (I guess motorbike GPS is a hot topic) Also, I have a Game Gear. I got it in the mid-2000s from a secondhand shop and it is awesome. Eats AAs though.
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My old workplace has a Novell NetWare server that can be used as a failover EPOS server if necessary. It's so beige.
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Ron Burgundy posted:This is the Dolby CP55 Cinema Sound Processor. This was the most cutting edge piece of equipment your theater could have in 1985 for turning little squiggles on film into surround sound. It has Dolby A type noise reduction. SR had yet to be invented. I used to work in a school that shared its auditorium with a non-profit community cinema. They had one of these in the projection room that I had to use when teachers wanted sound with their presentations, and I never would have guessed that it was from 1985. Just before I left, they had a (secondhand, I believe) digital projector installed. It was a beast, and had what was essentially a computer connected up to it. The chief projectionist walked me through the process of showing films on that thing (he loved projection and would talk to anyone within earshot about it until they made excuses and got away), and as you (or someone else) said, the films were delivered on encrypted hard-drives which were loaded into the computer and then unlocked remotely a few minutes before show time. A lot quicker than splicing film together, but nowhere near as tactile.
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Oct 28, 2012 20:13
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Glitterbomber posted:Yea, I mean Welsh figured out a different method, but I can see how we stuck with what we had. I know this is contributing to a derail, but I will run the risk of probation to tell you just how much this made me laugh. (USER WAS PUT ON PROBATION FOR THIS POST)
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