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Grateful Dead song "Ripple" on the screen at 3:22.

Aren't we just a bunch of scared bullies.

yeah and do nothing to help you remove all the software bloatware and trojans

But that's a wave....?

Fantastic video! Wave behavior mathematics are difficult to learn at the beginning, and it's not clear what is physically happening in, for example, radio or AC transmission, and why impedance matching is so important. This video makes the reason that is important and how it works clear. I love it!

mmmm i wonder what they use these days

Slaterville Springs, NY, had a switchboard until the late '60s. I can't count how many times I asked the Ithaca operator for Slaterville 7F-24. If the circuit was free, the operator would connect me and give two long and four short rings. If my then sweetie was home and listening, she'd pick up. It was an eight party line, and the call cost fifteen cents for three minutes. I was glad when Slaterville upgraded to direct dial. Now I miss the switchboard.

Just the perfect level of skipping or assuming concepts vs expounding on steps of logic that an educated listener might expect.

but why do we need to make science interesting to people who aren't interested in science? that seems like one person's goal. not a need. writing in stories is for idiots who can't digest information and just want to be mildly entertained. i cringe every time an article or a book starts with a story, I roll my eyes and try to skip it. But inevitably, because of people like this, all the joy of reading and learning is sucked out of reading and I have to fumble through thousands of words of irrelevant drivel because it was written for the average moron. It's such a shame. The loss of intellectual potential because so many people just want to write in stories is unfathomable. I literally cannot stand when people try and tell stories like this. and it's like 95% of what's published out there.

They were talking about programmers writing documentation for Unix and having programs to help them on grammar and spelling, wished I had that when writing diagnostic software for Radio Shack computer hardware. I had Scripsit (word processor) and my boss finally had me install a spelling dictionary on it. I still wrote some horrible manuals. Coding was my forte, writing manuals not so much.

YESSS look at att advancing technology, making the standards ! Grandma is on speed dial !!! call transfers were the absolute best <3! Call waiting i dont know where we would be without it !!!! patching in a line ! <3

As a former tech for a telecom (not Bell system) I certainly recognized a lot of what they were doing. At the time of that fire, I was coming up on 3 years in the business.

To watch in 2024 makes really fun to watch.

They knew the possibilities, but they scarcely touched the surface.

Such useless, boring lives. Glad I dont have to kive like that.

Thank you for sharing this amazing good Video 👏👏👏

Thank you 👍

This is voodoo

We had "Inphone" in the UK when modern telephone jacks came in to use, arguably I think ours were/are a better design as they seem to be less prone to having the clip break off, though I understand they were introduced later and as such probably took on lessons learnt from the RJ11 connector.

My wonderful 85 year old grandmother who is my very best friend worked as an operator here in the Galveston/Texas City, Texas area at AT&T for almost 40 years. I absolutely LOVE listening to her stories! It was not an easy gig, especially as a young mom and she worked every holiday. They were very strict on the employees, even taking a bathroom break was a big deal! And missing work just wasn't done. But she loved what she did and is STILL friends with some of the "phone company girls" as she calls them that she worked with to this very day! ❤️ 💜 💕 I would absolutely LOVE to find an old switchboard just so she can show me how it worked. I bet she could remember it like she had just done it yesterday! I'm on the hunt for one, I think she'd get the biggest kick out of it. 😊 She got so good at her job she even learned the sounds each coin would make when someone would put it in the pay phone, so she was able to tell if they were trying to pay less than they needed! So cool to watch how it all used to work. It's amazing the amount of effort that used to go into making a simple phone call! We take for granted now how easy it is to contact someone, even on the other side of the world! It used be an ordeal just to call someone in the next city over. I can't wait to show her this video the time I see her, she'll love it! 🥰🥰

Man I can safely say I type wayyy faster than any programmer in the 80s

wtf i love at&t now thanks for the informational video

NeAT&Tidy. Stop burping on the phone.

What a man!!

Honesty they think we are stupid 😅😅😅😅 i have problem with my samsung galaxy 😅😅 he talks to a space man on the moon 😅😅😅on a land line 😅😅

So this French guy apparently is the only customer the worldwid shipping company has .,ordering his grocery list from America and expecting it there by rocket ship within 24 hours Shipping cost - $25,000

The russians won this BMD race.

Music composer Robert Emenegger is a pretty interesting guy. He worked for Honda for a while then got into independent film making. He did a bunch of super low budget sci-fi flicks around the late 70's to early 80's.

Her mother had to visit her at work? I didn’t know helicopter parents existed in the 1930s!

This made the transatlantic cable obsolete. Progress.

I remember waiting for overseas lines to become available. The girl operator 😆 would tell you we're waiting for a line to open, and you'd hear a sonar ping like sound here and there, till a line was open..."I'll connect you now." Only to talk to an overseas girl operator.

*Look, harvey weinstein's cousin jew is ANNOYINGLY doing an intro to a video of a non-jew scientist to try to deceive people watching. To any that don't know, NO jew was involved in ANY of the ACTUAL SCIENCE.*

*Aside from that pointless annoying jew in the intro (there for no reason other than some corrupt nepotism payoff seemingly), such a great instructional video!!!*

Who decided that they had something better to replace this and many other films in schools.

No mention of the pregnancy test during the medical exam?

Back when there was still hope for the future

That first guy was annoying as hell!

-5 user is a larp

Bell No bell, I'm confused!!

I visited Kodak headquarters on a business trip in the 1980s. On a break we chatted about the future of digital photography. I reasoned that it might replace film. They seemed to think that cameras couldn't ever store enough data for even one or two photos. Now a mobile phone can store thousands of high resolution photos.

My dad used to take me to Radio Shack in the 1960s to purchase replacement tubes for our HiFi and B&W television.

5:00 Just like myself between my desk and the coffee machine.

Just noticed...they thought that we would still use "the yellow pages" to look up businesses and make purchases. Also, a audio phone message that would pop up the drawing - email with an attachment.

A very rare and exceptionally talented teacher.

I love this guy.

"Before a sky scraper goes up, it's got to go down." No, no, please no....

Retired from ATT a year ago, frustrated and tired the company just would not replace defective lines. Not the company of old that took care of their customers.

Thank you Cliff

Just finish my bachelor's thesis. I used entropy to evaluate the noise of my system and end up finding such intrensic properties. At this moment, I realised that the concept of entropy is as deep as the Einstein's E=mc^2 formula

I love the honesty and openess of practical demonstrations