Beißen Gedanken
Vijay Pithadia,
https://www.srkinstitute.in/DirectorMsg
M: +91 989 842 2655
20160418
This Is What Syria Looked Like Before The War
It is just heartbreaking and painful to look at these pictures. All this beauty... gone, just like that...
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"Can you make this look more like a wild animal?"
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"I'd like to be in a single shot with Iron Man."
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"Can you make me look like a super-hacker?"
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"I'd like to look cool while I grill."
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"My friend recently got married. Can you make this image reflect this?"
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"Please remove me from this photo so that it looks like the child is flying."
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"Can you make my face lighter?"
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"Make me look like a pimp surrounded by women."
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"Please add a bear to this picture."
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"Please make this boring picture more dramatic."
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"Can you remove the people behind me and make it look more like Disneyland?"
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"Make it look like I am eating something no one else has tasted."
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"Please lower the pants below the sock so that you can't see them and put a bottle of Soju in front of me."
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"Please make this picture look as dangerous as it did in the movie Peppermint Candy and that the train is pulling up."
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"Make it appear like I'm holding a gun and not lonely."
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"I want to ride a real horse."
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"Make me taller than my friend."
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"The photo I took at home looks boring. Please add an underwear model."
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"Make the background dangerous."
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They’re great with technology:
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Great with pranks:
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And great with pets:
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They know the importance of a good T-shirt:
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And the importance of a good dog:
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They’re patient:
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Great artists:
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And great partiers:
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They just GET the internet:
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They’re master texters:
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And, honestly, they’re not that old anyway:
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They have a knack for capturing special moments:
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And making them even more special:
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Or just making their own:
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They’ll get you back:
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They always speak their mind:
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And they don’t take nothin’ from nobody:
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Kitten-holding experts:
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And masters of the perfect expression:
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They care about each other:
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Care about their neighborhood:
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And they just plain care:
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They have impeccable fashion sense:
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Know exactly what you need:
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And aren’t afraid to experiment:
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And, like I said, are masters of technology:
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They’re always keeping a positive attitude:
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They’re always looking to have fun:
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Always keeping others in their thoughts:
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Always wearing the perfect thing:
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And always making you go, “I love old people”:
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This is a real 3.78 gig hard drive from the 70s and it shows just how much we have advanced technology over the last few years.
This is a late 70's early 80's hard drive, it weights 80 pounds, and has a whopping 3.78GB. It cost 250K, and was used by banks to store account data.
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Here is a rear view
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A closer rear view, shows the data connector at the bottom
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Here is a front view, where you can see the spindle power cable.
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These drives where built on rubber mounts to reduce shock when the are moved for maintenance on their tracks.
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This is the input for that Halon gas that the drives where filled with while in operation. Halon gas is a deadly gas that is pumped into the drives that makes them fire-proof, if there was a fire, the room they where in would be filled with halon gas as well, giving any operators in the room only one minute to get out.
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This is the underside, the drives weighed 80-90 pounds, so they where put on tracks to slide on for maintenance.
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With the cover off, we can see the armature heads and the cylinder.
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Side view
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Higher side view absolutely sexy
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there was a modern 300-400 gig credit card sized hard drive placed inside to give you guys an idea of how massive these 3.78 gig drives where.
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Look inside the platters on the cylinder
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Here is the top of the case, you can see the filters for the halon gas.
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Here is the cover removed from the spindle Massive motor spindle.
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Customized armature connectors.
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Here is the armatures
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A close up of the I/O heads.
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One of the heads taken off to see the connectors where the wires would be soldered to the I/O head
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Each head got its own serial number.
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