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I got settled into my new desk at work since I got the promotion I've been waiting for since November when I interviewed. I really love all the new space I have compared to my previous itty bitty desk I had. Everyone was making comments here & there about how girly it was & how I seemed to have moved in, haha.
Built in 1955, the 10-by 10-Foot Supersonic Wind Tunnel at the Lewis Flight Propulsion Laboratory included high-tech data acquisition and analysis systems. The reliable gathering of pressure, speed, temperature, and other data from test runs in the facilities was critical to the research process. Throughout the 1940s and early 1950s female employees, known as computers, recorded all test data and performed initial calculations by hand. The introduction of punch card computers in the late 1940s gradually reduced the number of hands-on calculations.
In the mid-1950s new computational machines were installed in the office building of the 10-by 10-Foot tunnel. The new systems included this UNIVAC 1103 vacuum tube computer—the lab’s first centralized computer system. The programming was done on paper tape and fed into the machine. The 10-by 10 computer center also included the Lewis-designed Computer Automated Digital Encoder (CADDE) and Digital Automated Multiple Pressure Recorder (DAMPR) systems which converted test data to binary-coded decimal numbers and recorded test pressures automatically, respectively. The systems primarily served the 10-by 10, but were also applied to the other large facilities.
Engineering Research Associates (ERA) developed the initial UNIVAC computer for the Navy in the late 1940s. In 1952 the company designed a commercial version, the UNIVAC 1103. The 1103 was the first computer designed by Seymour Cray and the first commercially successful computer.
Credit: NASA
Image Number: GRC-1955-C-39782
Date: September 1, 1955
sadly, most of these stickers have gone the way of things that rub off when touched. also, way to turn date stamping on and not even make it the RIGHT date. i'm awesome.
The light gone a couple of times and my iMac wake ups with a Kernel Panic Message. It does not want to work again, so I am copying the files to a FireWire Disk. I do not want to lose all my photos, all my music, all my data O_o
This is my home laptop. Although, it has been acting up quite a bit lately, so it may soon be losing its most favored device status!
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World's first IRC server, which used to be in University of Oulu computer "museum" (just a display behind a glass wall, really). The things aren't there anymore (or weren't last time I went past the place), I haven't yet bothered to find out where they are right now. Probably in a better place. A slightly crappy picture because it has a beam that mostly (you can see a bit of it if you look carefully) covers the most odd feature of this thing - Apple logo. (Which is odd because, as everyone knows, this is a Sun server.) I have a better pic, I'll probably put it here soon.
Change your Leopard's Login Screen background:
- Go to: Macintosh HD > System > Library > CoreServices
- Locate the file "DefaultDesktop.jpg"
- Create a JPEG image matching the size of it.
- Replace the file with your newly created image (You might want to rename the old one first, eg: "xDefaultDesktop.jpg").
- Restart your Mac.
Computer security concept shot, with binary code and password text, great for technology, online security and digital lifestyle themes.