Yes, we have progressed near 50 years since Apollo 11.the reason why some people are skeptical is because a typical smartphone (which is used for mundane and frivolous activities) in your pocket is 150 million times more powerful than the computer that took the apollo 11 to the moon.
Can your smartphone control a spacecraft that's millions of miles away from your smartphone, which is unable to even communicate with other cellphones without the help of a satellite in space.the reason why some people are skeptical is because a typical smartphone (which is used for mundane and frivolous activities) in your pocket is 150 million times more powerful than the computer that took the apollo 11 to the moon.
And that computer executed orders program into it by programmers running much bigger and better computers. It wasn't a child genius, it didn't need to be, it was just a step or two above a dumb terminal. Seriously, don't you guys think these things through? Or is it enough to just the nonsense out there and hope hope gullible people will swell your numbers?the reason why some people are skeptical is because a typical smartphone (which is used for mundane and frivolous activities) in your pocket is 150 million times more powerful than the computer that took the apollo 11 to the moon.
An interesting remark and I'm sure very true.the reason why some people are skeptical is because a typical smartphone (which is used for mundane and frivolous activities) in your pocket is 150 million times more powerful than the computer that took the apollo 11 to the moon.
was just a step or two above a dumb terminal
Nah, the big IBMs were state of the art. The 501 alarm showed just how feeble they were, unable to cope with the unexpected.But close to state of the art at the time
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Have you seen the movie Hidden FiguresNah, the big IBMs were state of the art. The 501 alarm showed just how feeble they were, unable to cope with the unexpected.
I saw a movie about four black women chasing a cop car through Georgia...Have you seen the movie Hidden Figures
Well worth seeing
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I found it a bit fluffy too.I saw a movie about four black women chasing a cop car through Georgia...
Nah, the big IBMs were state of the art. The 501 alarm showed just how feeble they were, unable to cope with the unexpected.
Popularization of history usually goes that way.I found it a bit fluffy too.
I was thinking of RAdm. Grace Hopper during most of those scenes.Some of them still reading paper tape & Hollerith cards! Ah, those were the days!
This didn't even try. There was one and exactly one incident that dealt with racism: when the cop said "Are you being disrespectful?"Popularization of history usually goes that way.
Seriously? You didn't notice the restroom issue, or the "whites only" coffee pot, or the activist brother or any of the other things that were there in the movie?This didn't even try. There was one and exactly one incident that dealt with racism: when the cop said "Are you being disrespectful?"
It's not like history has been popularized to the extent that we think racism wasn't rampant in SE States in the 60s.
Well, those were pretty passive. You can't be afeared for your safety by a coffee pot.Seriously? You didn't notice the restroom issue, or the "whites only" coffee pot, or the activist brother or any of the other things that were there in the movie?
Okay then.Well, those were pretty passive. You can't be afeared for your safety by a coffee pot.