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Damn, my old dot-matrix printer is faster than that. And more purposeful. Let me guess: robotics student?
Damn, my old dot-matrix printer is faster than that. And more purposeful. Let me guess: robotics student?
By the time the thing moved it\’s robotic arm over to retun the carriage, I thought I was going to expire. It\’s a terrible thing to do to such a nice typewriter.I got a kick out of watching the traffic speed by in the bakcground, though.
By the time the thing moved it\’s robotic arm over to retun the carriage, I thought I was going to expire. It\’s a terrible thing to do to such a nice typewriter.I got a kick out of watching the traffic speed by in the bakcground, though.
1) what exactly is the point? i assume it\’s one of those \”i wonder if i could…\” kinds of things, that\’s cool to the person doing it becase of all the effort it took to figure it out.2) i also loved the dichotomy of this machine \’typing\’ at a glacial pace while cars (operated by humans) and bikes (ridden by humans) sped by in the background.
1) what exactly is the point? i assume it\’s one of those \”i wonder if i could…\” kinds of things, that\’s cool to the person doing it becase of all the effort it took to figure it out.2) i also loved the dichotomy of this machine \’typing\’ at a glacial pace while cars (operated by humans) and bikes (ridden by humans) sped by in the background.
Worst. Robot. Ever.
Worst. Robot. Ever.
Maybe I can be more comfortable with it if we call it Performance Art.I don\’t know, though.
Maybe I can be more comfortable with it if we call it Performance Art.I don\’t know, though.
Hmm, I actually kind of like it. Artsy. And it doesn\’t look like the machine was \”hurt\” in the process, except for anchoring down to the table.Typist\’s a little slow, though. It has the same echo problem I sometimes get when I don\’t move my fingers out of the way fast enough. It\’s especially noticeable in the commas: the key is bouncing back off of the \”finger\” which is still retracting.I somehow find this one more fitting:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4_WfQoKRlxE
Hmm, I actually kind of like it. Artsy. And it doesn\’t look like the machine was \”hurt\” in the process, except for anchoring down to the table.Typist\’s a little slow, though. It has the same echo problem I sometimes get when I don\’t move my fingers out of the way fast enough. It\’s especially noticeable in the commas: the key is bouncing back off of the \”finger\” which is still retracting.I somehow find this one more fitting:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4_WfQoKRlxE