#compuers

[wezg]

Review: Before Bletchley Park – The Codebreakers of The First World War – by Paul Gannon

I have previously read a lot of material on World War 2 codebreakers and the likes of Alan Turing and their critical work against Enigma and the invention of modern computing during that period. Of course, codebreaking and cryptography is not a new science and has been a critical part of both war and diplomacy since ancient times and has only increased in significance as time progresses. World…

[iitcomputer]

Digital Transformation: Exploring E-Account & Taxation

Taxation is the process by which governments collect revenue from individuals, businesses, and other entities to fund public services and functions. Taxes are compulsory contributions levied by the government to support various essential activities, including infrastructure development, healthcare, education, defense, social welfare programs, and more.

[bonnieisaway]

hi! im a little fuzzy in the head so i havent watched antyhing still yet BUT i DID look at the intro! i like it a lot!!!!! itis very short. which does suck. but there's a much more modern hyper sound to it. which is a lot of contrast from the more 'traditional' sounding intros (like season 3's) . i think it gets a more modern kind of intro because we're transitioning away from focusing on his past , we're wrapping that up and focusing now on who he's going to be from now on. his right now. and i thimk that s cool!!

[catsmillys]

sayaka miki stimboard 𓂃 4 myself

[zer0-otheactualnumber]

im so normal about computers razberry , please believe me i mean i may be attr- *gets killed by a government agent*

[jevilowo]

Watching Emesis Blue finally and

WHAT DO YOU M E A N, "SWORDVAN IS COMING THR *illegible*

[bunni420]

how 2 use a compuer

[christiangittingsblog]

Was the moon landing fake using CGI? No, this idea is impossible

(picture from the Apollo 11 moon landing Wikipedia Page)

There is an interesting theory that says the moon landing by the crew of Apollo 11 was filmed using Computer-generated imagery or in a studio on Earth.

I am not sure where these people get their ideas from as Computer-generated imagery (CGI) at the time was not that good. In fact, it was rubbish, and not that convincing, you can see examples of this in the picture and the article below, entitled The History of CGI in the Movies.,

Also, movie special effects in the 1960s were mostly done by models, animation, or other practical methods, not computers.

(Picture above from article "8 Bit Sprites to WebGL: How Computer Graphics Have Changed the World" a link to this article can be found in the reference section of this blog post)

They also did not film it in a movie set on Earth, as the lighting and movements of the Astronauts would be all wrong. It could have only been filmed on the moon.

As to the question, some moon landing deniers used in the past to justify their claims, which is

"How did they film the Astronauts coming out of the landing module or LM, as no Astronauts got out at this stage"

This issue can easily be solved by the fact that there was a remote camera mounted to the side of the landing module, or LM, which was moved into position and started filming before the astronauts got out.

(The weird ideas that moon consistency theorists have can be easily researched and easily debunked, probably even by a child moon landing fan as it is that easy and not hard to understand.)

This proves that consistency theory people do not know anything about the subject they are debunking and don't even have a basic understanding of history, science, or photography for, that matter.

Below is an interesting video by the MythBusters as they dismantle ideas, followed by moon landing deniers.

Also, check out photographer Dave McKeegan's video and his YouTube channel below where he debunks moon landing theory claims especially the claims that the pictures and videos of the moon landing were faked on Earth.

Dave McKeegan

References:

Apollo 11 - Wikipedia

Moon landing conspiracy theories - Wikipedia

Moon landing conspiracy theories debunked

The History of CGI in Movies

8-Bit Sprites to WebGL: How Computer Graphics Have Changed the World

Take note, consistency theory, people, maybe the meme below mocking you is correct, and the meme below shows 1980s CGI, not 1960s

Also, check out my history blog version

[lexydakitten]

being very slightly tech illiterate despite having grown up on computers is awesome (trying to download mods for a game i've never modded before with literally 4 mods and the convenient method that does the confusing stuff for me is unfortunately not working so now i have to look it up yay

[emosyzoth]

Me wgen I look up pictures of a character and then I see pictures of that character

[crazyboy3million]

Am I the first person to notice this lol

[typheus]

anyways i think its finally time to re-organize my farm 😔😔😔

.......ill wait till the winter.....

[cleopatraphouse]

One time I set up my sister’s computer so that clicking the Chrome icon would instantly shut down the computer.

She never fell for it but our cousin did like a full decade later, in the middle of working on important college stuff. 

I LOVE pranks that involve waiting to see how long someone takes to notice something but man do I not have the patience

[misty-zzz]

why did the rain stop

[smithcc]

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[parlorscope]

need this really