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[–] 5 pts

I wondered why old people sometimes called the TV remote “the clicker”. Then I found out about these things.

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An aunt of mine had a television that had a simple remote that literally was one of those bendy metal click buttons. You pressed the button, and it "snapped" - the only thing it did was advance the channel. It was even more simple than the space command chimes.

[–] 2 pts

Space command remotes were simple, but you had a lot of tubes and power being lit in the television waiting for you to press a button.

[–] 2 pts

Grand parents has this. Then they upgraded to a newer one that hand a full fledged remote. Interestingly enough, the next gen remote with all the buttons was ultrasonic as well, but it was electrically ultrasonic and had a 9v battery.

You could point and press a button (only some not all) it at the cat and the cat would cock its head.

I had one of the Sony trinitron remotes that was one of the first IR, rounded on each side like you would hold it with both hands. That triniton was a 27” tube, with a total square wood case. I loved it back then because you could sit shit on the top of it.

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Invented by a jew (Robert Adler), to turn the goyim into couch potatoes while getting brainwashed by their TalmudVision.

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Yeah yeah, I actually just like the design elements. We have all these super low powered micro processors that don't need to stay turned on like a space heater. Tubes give off a ton of heat. Might be a good time to revisit the technology using more sensitive equipment and 3d printed 'tuning rods?' i guess. I don't wanna kill the modular battery or anything I'd just argue we have audio gear sensitive enough now we could do this better and not drop a bajillion extra double and triple as in a landfill

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Kikes have been known for stealing White scientists and inventors works.

I wouldn't be surprised if he did.

The best example is the failed accountant and cousin fucking Einstein.