Our dear lecturer drew your staple square box, 2 rectangles and a snaky tail with a fat lump at the end to represent the very thing that we consider a necessity and lifeline in life; the computer.
Hence in that informative lecture today, we THIRD year electronic students were introduced to:
a) what is a mouse
b) what is a computer screen
c) what is a keyboard
d) what is a cpu
By now, such information is akin to telling you how to breathe. Come on, you’re speaking to a generation of Dota players here.
Anyhow, personally I find beauty in electronic parts, in terms of its designs and colors.
Nevertheless I’ve always dislike reading the colors on the resistors. You have to squint and gobble out that nursery rhyme that you memorized (I remember vaguely as an old man’s daughter is about to get married hence he needing to find funds and some coconut tree) to associate the colors to its appointed number.
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12 Eye Balls:
You and Anson (http://ansonian.blogspot.com) will make good friends, yakking about macro micro shots and stuff. :P
Cool pics btw, reminds me of Kemahiran Hidup! :P
Sorry, it was me, Mei
ahhaha..now you start taking pics of electronic parts? ai~
*rubss*
I want more nature pics!!!:P HAHAHA.
hie mei! i visited the site... he's waaaaayyyy into macro... nice shots though... hahaha
thank you. eh, i thought you all just do sewing and such? haha
justin: hahaha, i somehow feel the nature pics would be flowing in when you come back... road trip! hahaha
I like your photos man. Oh , what are computers ?
waa so many electronic small parts.. so many colour.. blur.. haha
hey jason, thanks. :)
hmm, apparently we can play dota on it wor...
tony: hahahaha, no no, dont blur!
*yawn yawn*
why never blog today wan? too tired? hmmph! tell us more abt a uni lecture with 113 guys and 5 girls. XD
Pei Ling: hahaha, emm, i can't cause, ponteng classes lately.. hahahaha! :p
hor! baru start class dah ponteng?!
*shakes head*
rayyyy, rayyyyy...
oops that was me!
hahahaha, ooooppppsssss
*makes angel face*
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