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My first digital camera, from late 1998: Exciting features: -Rotatable and removable lens! -"Zoom"! -4 MB SD card included! -Serial connection! -0.3 glorious megapixels! Here's a sample picture:  The serial connection was the worst part. Transferring a full memory card took 20 minutes, for example. I was very proud of myself for getting it working in Debian Linux back when such a thing involved installing a kernel module.
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cool kids inc. posted:You don't have PMs or I'd totally ask there, but this looks criminally like Eastern Kentucky University's campus. Like further down that bit of road is Sullivan Hall and Burnahm even further. If it is, that's crazy as hell. It's Linfield College in McMinnville, Oregon. The campus only got more snow than this once while I lived there.
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Jul 28, 2012 21:45
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 We just got one of these at work. It's to be used in conjunction with checks prepared using a typewriter, signed by hand, and entered into the accounting system by manual JV. (The machine prints the dollar amount in a way that's very hard to modify later. You can even emboss a symbol over the payee if you really want to go all out.)
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Aug 24, 2012 02:27
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Code Jockey posted:That's a neat idea! Unfortunately my closest one is Hanford [I'm in NW Washington], and... they've... had their share of issues, lately. Hanford does offer tours, but you have to sign up within an hour or two of when they make the slots available. When I visited in April, they let us go into the original ("B") reactor and look around. Here is a picture from the control room that seems appropriate:  The best part is peeking around the control panels and seeing thousands of wires coming out of every switch and display.
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Nov 15, 2012 08:29
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I don't think it's open to the public.