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5 days ago our time, the Hubble Space Telescope took an image of NGC 2985. Imagine taking a picture of a friend only to discover that your friend is not only dust but doesn't look anything like the picture you just took. Kind of creepy I know. Anyways, thanks NASA!
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October 7, 1954 IBM researchers modify an existing model 604 vacuum tube calculator to use transistors. This experiment didn’t shrink the desk-sized machine nor make it any faster, but it did use only 5% of the power the vacuum tube-based design did. Encouraged by this successful experiment, IBM introduced the first commercial transistor calculator 4 years later, the model 608.
Time will let you know how you will look when you get older. You don't need Russians for that. The Russian Photo App That Makes You Look Old Is Probably Keeping Your Data http://bit.ly/32x8qnY
October 6, 1942 Chester Carlson is issued a patent on a process called electrophotography, now commonly known as photocopying. It was not until 1946 that a company had any interest in pursuing photocopying commercially. The Haloid Company finally licensed Carlson’s patent and created the word xerography to differentiate the process from traditional photography. Eventually, photocopying became such a large part of the company’s revenue that Haloid changed their name to Xerox.
October 5, 2011 After a long battle with pancreatic cancer, technology visionary and founder of Apple Computer, Steve Jobs passes away. Jobs’ contributions to the technology industry are undeniable. Together with Steve Wozniak, Steve Jobs started the personal computer revolution with their Apple II computer. After being forced out of Apple, Jobs went on to found NeXT, Inc. and then purchase Pixar, the company that would redefine the animated motion picture industry. In 1997, Apple purchased NeXT which brought Jobs back to Apple and the technology developed at NeXT was used as the foundation for Apple’s future operating systems, Mac OS X and iOS. By introducing the iPhone and iPad, he ended the PC era he created, kickstarted The New World of Technology and led Apple from the brink of collapse to the most valuable company in the world.
October 4, 1957 The first man-made satellite to orbit the Earth, Sputnik 1, is launched from Baikonur, Kazakhstan, marking what is now considered the beginning of the Space Age. Surprising the world with its successful launch, Sputnik triggered the Space Race between the Soviet Union and the United States ushering in an era of rapid advancement in the field of space exploration. After 3 months in orbit, Sputnik reentered the Earth’s atmosphere and burned up on January 4, 1958.
While this may not show the trip from Cleveland to Chicago, it does show a cool simulation of a HyperLoop Journey. http://bit.ly/2MElmzM http://bit.ly/2y7o667
October 3, 1950 AT&T Bell Laboratories researchers John Bardeen, Walter Brattain, and William Shockley receive a US Patent for their invention of the transistor, which they had successfully demonstrated two years earlier. The transistor completely revolutionized the development of electronic and computerized technology.
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October 2, 1955 Considered the world’s first fully electronic computer, after eleven years of continuous service the ENIAC computer was retired from service.
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October 1, 1982 The first commercial compact disc player, the Sony CDP-101, goes on sale in Japan.
How many software engineers does it take to change a lightbulb? None. They wouldn't do it. It's a hardware problem.
September 30, 1980 Digital, Intel, and Xerox release version 1.0 of the Ethernet specification, known as the Blue Book. Since that time, Ethernet has evolved into the de facto networking standard for local area networks (LAN) in businesses and in the home.
If anyone out there uses a durable medical device like an insulin pump or a pacemaker, you need to contact support for your device. Hackers have found a way to compromise these important, lifesaving tools. Please pass this along to anyone you know who is vulnerable. Ask support if your device runs on VxWorks and if so how do you get the updates needed. http://bit.ly/2MqAow2