Beautiful automobile pictures

Fabulous workmanship!

But nostalgic! I've driven the real versions of many of those cars, quite a few when they were new ;-) ...Jim Thompson

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If there isn't the obligatory bikini-clad bimbo sprawled across the hood, it's not worth firing up Flash, IMO.

Wow. Very silly and very beautiful.

(Like some of the stuff I design?)

John

Put tailfins on one of your VME boards and we'll see. ;-)

Tim

I thought he was saying that he made models of VME boards. ;-)

How about this one?

ftp://jjlarkin.lmi.net/V490_top.JPG

The Brat did this: 16 medium-fast ADCs with front-end VGAs, BGA Spartan 6, BGA DDR dram, uP, self-test, all on 6 layers. She's a softball + beer-pong major who decided she could design PC boards just under a year ago.

John

No tailfins! :-(

Not bad, although the biggest part of the board is cut and paste, but of course, that's the point.

I see a lot of sideways ICs though... doesn't she know you're supposed to put them all right-side-up or else the electrons drain out? ;-)

Tim

Long gone are the days when pin 1 was always in the lower-left corner.

John

=A0 =A0 ...Jim Thompson

Huh. (?) I woulda figured you more the horse & wagon kind of guy. :)

The wagon predates the wheel? ;-)

I actually learned to drive in my Grandfather Thompson's 1939 Chevrolet pick up truck (at about age 10)... I couldn't reach the pedals so I used the on-dash throttle button ;-) ...Jim Thompson