Colin the MathmoSeen elsewhere ...
AT@ColinTheMathmo Such machines wouldn’t become widely available, however, until after the 1989 release of Belgian techno-anthem “Pump up the Jam”
lonely extrovert
millennial falcon@ColinTheMathmo 🤌🤌🤌 Cunk is magnifico! Bharles Cabbage paid a steep price for his legacy
Stumpy The Mutt@falcennial @ColinTheMathmo Bharles Cabbage backed up Gnarles Barkley on tour once, I think.
Geoff 🏴@ColinTheMathmo Gotta love The Cunk.
Geeden_Of_Arden@Bon_Jardin @ColinTheMathmo What is "clocks"?.
mmalcAlso from a long time ago, on a different platform:
I invented a device for telling brassicas apart
I called it my "cabbage difference engine”
FelisCatus@ColinTheMathmo this invention truly was a turing point.
Zim@ColinTheMathmo he should know that the incessant autocorrection of what to why is worse than his vegetable issues
sabik@ColinTheMathmo
FWIW, that's Philomena Cunk
FWIW, that's Philomena Cunk
Ximaar
Cunk on Britain "The Third Episode"
Peter Broks@ximaar @ColinTheMathmo
13.30 is Darwin's theory in a nutshell: "Animals that are dead are less likely to reproduce than one's that are alive"
13.30 is Darwin's theory in a nutshell: "Animals that are dead are less likely to reproduce than one's that are alive"
FvH 🦣@ColinTheMathmo @isotopp Philomena FTW!
Kermode@hengstenberg @ColinTheMathmo @isotopp
Ach! I should have read the thread - I couldn't remember the first name. I knew it wasn't Willamina, but...
Ach! I should have read the thread - I couldn't remember the first name. I knew it wasn't Willamina, but...
@stevewfolds@ColinTheMathmo
The Jacquard machine. Punch cards in 1804.
The Kepler museum in Weil der Stadt, DE has a replica of his c. 1600 calculator. 3 rotating vertical columns.
The Jacquard machine. Punch cards in 1804.
The Kepler museum in Weil der Stadt, DE has a replica of his c. 1600 calculator. 3 rotating vertical columns.
Andy 'Bob' Brockhurst 
@b3cft 👍
(Envious)
WylieCoyoteUK@ColinTheMathmo Philomena
mathew@ColinTheMathmo I remember when Word for Windows would correct "Novell Netware" to "novel knitwear", and "Unisys" to "anuses".
(Which, given the GIF patent war, was probably valid.)
@ColinTheMathmo
I think that's Cunk on Earth?
Never saw that one, but it looks like her and has the same humour.
I think that's Cunk on Earth?
Never saw that one, but it looks like her and has the same humour.