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Patent Drawing for G. Marconi's Wireless Telegraphy

Record Group 241: Records of the Patent and Trademark OfficeSeries: Utility Patent Drawings

No. 786,132

PATENTED MAR. 28, 1905

G. MARCONI.

WIRELESS TELEGRAPHY

APPLICATION FILED OCT. 13 1903

FIG 1

(drawing of invention)

FIG 2

(drawing of invention)

Fig 3.

(drawing of invention)

Witnesses

Frank S Obur

Delos Sivedin

Inventor:

Guglielmo Marconi

By his Attorneys

Betts Betts Sheffield Betts

Sept 28 1904

(in handwritten text on left margin)

Guglielmo Marconi Wireless Telegraph

[maklodes]

You bring a mousegirl over to your place, and she’s super self-conscious about the fact that she’s old-fashioned and needs to be plugged directly into a USB port to function and isn’t modern and wireless, and she’s just so happy and relieved when you tell her that you prefer wired mousegirls and are glad that you don’t have to worry about batteries and keeping track of easy-to-lose dongles and pairing them with their associated mice, etc.

(Not that you’re judging wireless mousegirls – they can’t help how Logitech made ‘em – but you do have preferences.)

(Really, maybe the first person would be more appropriate than the second person here.)

[thediaryofarevolutionist]

I feel the pain of every woman who was born into this world so no I can't let it go

[weareravershq]

REMA | Linking Up With Artist At Wireless Festival

[lindahall]

Guglielmo Marconi – Scientist of the Day

Guglielmo Marconi, an Italian electrical engineer and inventor, was born Apr. 25, 1874, into a wealthy family in Bologna.

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[getawayfox]

“Right,” begins Draco, heart hammering against his ribcage, “well then–” but Potter’s on him, over him, catching Draco by the nape of his neck as the mattress dips, and now there’s no sentence left to finish, nothing left in Draco’s brain at all. Potter’s possessed by some fresh surety, kneeling up over Draco and reeling him in with a tight fist to the back of his t-shirt, the fabric pulling tight across Draco’s neck, holding him in place as their lips finally meet. The kiss is the same: furious, frenzied, the kind of kiss that’s a claim; the kind of kiss that’s proof.

Quote from a gorgeous, clever, hot and funny fic Closing Time by @sweet-s0rr0w (Drarry, E, 18,4k)

[drnikolatesla]

🚢 Tesla's Remote Control Patent: The Birth of Modern Automation 🚢

On November 8, 1898, Nikola Tesla was granted U.S. Patent No. 613,809 for his "Method of and Apparatus for Controlling Mechanism of Moving Vessels or Vehicles." This invention wasn’t just the first practical remote control—it marked a revolutionary step toward the development of wireless communication and automation.

🔧 How Tesla’s System Worked 🔧

Tesla's system worked much like how we control drones today—only over a century ago!

1️⃣ Transmitter: Tesla used radio waves to send wireless commands to the vessel.

2️⃣ Receiver: The vessel had a sensitive device that decoded the radio signals into specific actions, such as steering or powering motors.

3️⃣ Control Circuits: Tesla designed a series of circuits that ensured each command executed reliably, preventing errors and interference.

⚙️ Key Features ⚙️

💡 Command Logic: Tesla's circuits functioned like a primitive decision-making system, linking specific signals to specific actions—a conceptual precursor to today’s logic gates.

🔋 Multi-Channel Design: Each circuit operated on a unique frequency, akin to modern multi-device networks, ensuring precise control without interference.

🛡️ Safety First: Tesla implemented mechanisms to prevent accidental or incorrect activations, prioritizing reliability.

🌍 Applications Then and Now 🌍

Tesla saw the potential for:

✔️ Military Use: Guiding unmanned ships or torpedoes.

✔️ Disaster Response: Sending unmanned vessels into dangerous areas.

✔️ Remote Automation: Introducing wireless precision to various industries.

Today, Tesla's vision echoes in:

🚁 Drones: Controlled remotely through radio signals.

🤖 Robots: Autonomous machines performing tasks with precision.

🏠 Smart Homes: Devices responding to commands over Wi-Fi.

🏭 Automated Factories: Machines operating through programmable controls Tesla helped inspire.

🌟 Why Tesla’s Invention Matters 🌟

Tesla didn’t just create a remote control—he pioneered a framework for wireless systems that continues to shape modern technology. What are your thoughts on Tesla's advancement in wireless technology?

[danskjavlarna]

Source details and larger version.

Tune into this weird collection of vintage radio imagery.

[newyorkthegoldenage]

Oscar Wuertz instructing a youngster in the art of making his own wireless set in a Brooklyn radio shop, ca. 1922.

Photo: Underwood & Underwood via getarchive.net

[digitalmemoriez]

✫･ﾟ*.2006･ﾟ✫*.

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Maroon 5 - She will be loved

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[drarry-reccage]

Stormy Weather by @mintawasalreadytaken (17k, M)

Tags: Angst, Power Imbalance, Roleplay, Under-Negotiated Kink

“I'm losing it, Potter. Please stay. Just, five minutes. Two, two minutes—“ “Stop.” Malfoy raised his chin. Pride shone in his pinched face, though his chin wobbled. Ever the little prince on his throne. Harry didn't care. He was numb. In and out. In and out. He unfurled the parchment and ticked the boxes, scribbling something approximating a date and time. In the foyer, he refused to look down the hall at the sound of the fridge door opening. Glasses tinkled as he tied his shoes. The pop of a cork from a bottle had never before sounded lonely, and he was thankful for the gale outside to strip further sounds from reaching him as he shut the door and stepped back out into the storm.

(rec by @mallstars)

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[weareravershq]

REMA | On Stage Performing At Wireless Festival