#Remote Control tv

[scipunk]

Cowboy Bebop TV Series (1998)

[blissfullyawakened97]

Remote Control (1988) technology

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VARIOUS GREEN AND SEE-THROUGH PLASTIC ELECTRONIC DEVICES --315

[goshyesvintageads]

Zenith Radio Corp, 1972

[stumbleduponbyaksident]

Cool things Saren Arterius did:

1. Considering his brother starting a cult a little cringe

2. Exploding his own brother

3. Saying "I will avenge you" immediately after

4. Beating the fuck out of a batarian who wanted to hire a human prostitute to torture her

5. Patting Nihlus' arm before killing him

6. Having a gamer meltdown in front of asari matriarch

7. Saying "Are we allowing dreams into evidence now?" during your Council hearing he devoured with that one

8. Trying to kill you from a flying skateboard

9. Avenging his brother

[mudwerks]

(via The buttons on Zenith’s original ‘clicker’ TV remote were a mechanical marvel - The Verge)

The Space Command is a product of mechanical engineering rather than electrical. By pressing a button on the remote, you set off a spring-loaded hammer that strikes a solid aluminum rod in the device, which then rings out at an ultrasonic frequency. Each button has a different length rod, thus a different high-frequency tone, which triggers a circuit connected to a microphone in the television to finish the command.

fascinating old-school tech

[puriteenism]

The Pensinsula and Linger Straits, according to John Ware, are like super super similar, so i imagine that they cling to teeny tiny cultural differences in a desperate attempt to have some national identity. This is for Paige and Hayward to get into very, very heated argument on what things are called

[eightiesfan]

ITT Television set (1977-1978)

[teletextart]

The Holiday TV by Jamie Nemeth

Artwork from the #Teletext50 #teletext art exhibition which exhibited in Cambridge and on Finland's Yle Text, October and November 2024. https://teletextart.co.uk/teletext50-art-exhibition-on-yle-text-in-finland-7-october-11-november-2024

[aroaceleovaldez]

it is so extremely underutilized that Nico is heavily implied to have powers of just. anything ghosts are reportedly able to do.

we know canonically that he can drop temperatures to freezing/to the point where it creates frost, and does so involuntarily or unknowingly at times. We know he can project emotions and memories out onto others, just in general and with physical force - both his own memories/emotions and general emotions as well, such as radiating an aura onto his enemies so that they would fear him more. We know it's heavily implied he can straight up create illusions and inflict madness upon others. We know he's eerily silent when he moves and seems to just appear in places. We know he can control/walk through/mess with dreams. We know he can become intangible and pass through solid objects and terrain without even realizing it.

like, that alone is so much! but the fact that it's implied that's not it? there's MORE?

Where's Nico fucking with EVPs and speaking through radios or static or TV. Throwing his voice. Nico remotely setting things on and off, or draining batteries, or making cell service fuzz out. Nico totally turning invisible (also a Hades' Helm of Darkness thing, so double reason for Nico to be able to do that). Where's Nico inflicting sleep paralysis. Where's Nico straight up making the walls bleed. Let him do more ghost stuff!

[scipunk]

Cowboy Bebop TV Series (1998)

[fandomish]

never seen a gayer sword exchange

[huariqueje]

Remote-Control  -   Ruprecht von Kaufmann , 2019.

German, b. 1974 -

Oil and collage on linoleum on wood, 153 x 122.5 cm

[legacysat]

Grundig Remote Control Fernregler II, 1973

[cricvt]

Meme redraw

[buttery21]

OC-tober day 9 - Relationships

This story is still in development and i haven't had time to design the other characters yet so i'm gonna talk about the relationship between Bonnie and Chris.

I find their hero/"villain" dynamic very interesting not only because they're both each other oposites to but also parallels.

Where Bonnie is raw, naive, kinda childish and has no filter, Chris is polished and suave, always projecting on an image of pure perfection and control. Every single facial expression coming out of him is meditated. Very rarely you will catch him doing something socially unnaceptable in public, unlike Bonnie who is... well, the class weirdo obsessed with cartoons and anime to put it in some way. She does not know anything about him but it seems like he knows everything about her, the magical gang friends, and even the "plot" itself... (he represents Bonnie's subconscious but that's for another day).

Yes he does look at her with pure condescencion and pity born out of contempt, even though her adventures are what keeps him relevant enough...