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✧ Hume MRT station ✧
Hume MRT station is an underground Mass Rapid Transit (MRT) station on the Downtown Line (DTL) in Singapore. Featuring a colour scheme of green, yellow, and white, the station has two exits and serves the Bukit Timah Nature Reserve, the Rail Corridor, and the Former Ford Factory, the latter of which is depicted in the Art-in-Transit a...
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hume_MRT_station
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Tecnologías para un mundo nuevo II
Bachillerato Popular IMPA, sábado, 19 de julio, 15:00 GMT-3
Tecnologías para un mundo nuevo II
🎉 Con mucho entusiasmo les compartimos que en julio se viene el segundo encuentro de formación y debate del Polo Técnico de Izquierda que dimos en llamar Tecnologías para un mundo nuevo.
🦿 Será el sábado 19 de julio en el bachi del IMPA, donde tuvimos nuestro primer encuentro el año pasado.
🦾 Esta vez, retomaremos nuestras conversaciones sobre la prefiguración tecnológica y tendremos además, como ejes, la inteligencia artificial y el futuro del trabajo, y el desarrollo de tecnologías en las luchas territoriales.
👾 ¡Lxs esperamos! 👾
https://vagancio.partidopirata.com.ar/event/tecnologias-para-un-mundo-nuevo-ii
Nice write-up about django-bird and dj-angles in https://bencardy.co.uk/2025/03/24/birds-and-angles-dabbling-in-django-components/
The Django template language is great. It’s been one of the core pillars of Django’s popularity since the beginning—a simple, easy-to-use templating language that tries to give you just enough power to do what you need without having to think too hard. However, there are more modern …
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Apollo Shift Register is Discrete
We're unabashed fans of [Ken Shirriff] here at Hackaday, and his latest post about an Apollo-era transistorized shift register doesn't disappoint. Of course, nowadays a 16-bit shift register is nothing special. But in 1965, this piece of Apollo test hardware weighed five pounds and likely cost at least one engineer's salary in the day, if not more.
The incredible complicity of the the Apollo spacecraft required NASA to develop a sophisticated digital system that would allow remote operators to execute tests and examine results from control rooms miles away from the launch pad.
This "Computer Buffer Unit" was used to hold commands for the main computer since a remote operator could not use the DSKY to enter commands directly. Externally the box looks like a piece of military hardware, and on the inside has six circuit boards stacked like the pages of a book. To combat Florida's notoriously damp conditions, the enclosure included a desiccant bag and a way to fill the device with nitrogen. A humidity indicator warned when it was time to change the bag.
There is a lot more in the post, so if you are interested in unusual construction techniques that were probably the precursor to integrated circuits, diode transistor logic, or just think old space hardware is cool, you'll enjoy a peek inside this unusual piece of gear. Be sure to check out some of [Ken]'s previous examinations, from tiny circuits to big computers.
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