Inspired by the Apple II “open” architecture mindset, Fitch proposed a modular approach. He designed a simple hardware “backbone” carrying basic operations and I/O on which the user could add a series of “book” modules, carrying hardware for running Apple II, Mac, UNIX and DOS software, plus other modules with disk drives or networking capabilities.
http://www.storiesofapple.net/the-jonathan-computer.html #apple #design
you’ve got to be really careful, where you spend your time. you don’t want to waste it.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r5tnzdZXMKs #delorean #car #history #technology #design #love
i think, modern interior designers should consider making floors phone-drop-friendly. because everyone drops their phones, and they clack the screen, so this should be considered by today’s architects. #design
https://www.pcopticalengineering.com/japans-eshima-ohashi-bridge/
#japan #architecture #bridge #eshima_ohashi #engineering #design
interesting, important discussion https://github.com/modula3/cm3/issues/42
i think the requestor is right. may be i need tot initialize the array with other values, why spend time to initialize it to zeros?
#programming #programming_languages #modula #modula-3 #design
this picture is from the datasheet of superia 1600, which is the same, as i understand, natura 1600.
so what for is the fourth layer? we know the three: red, green, blue. so we see that the fourth layer is sensitive in the area of greens.
now, question: who designed x-trans sensor which contains more green reading elements? fuji, who applied the knowledge from film area to its digital designs.
#photography #design #engineering #sensor #photo #superia #superia_1600 #natura_1600 #film
