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In my spare time (what little I have of it), I like to watch old science fiction movies. One that I watched a few weeks ago was the forerunner of the theme in the Terminator movies: "Colossus, the Forbin Project." The story tells of a computer so large, so advanced, that it gains control of all the world's nuclear weapons and proceeds to hold the human race hostage for its own purposes.
I had seen the movie several times before, but until a few weeks ago, I had never paid attention to the opening credits. There, used as a background intended to convey advanced and superior electronics and technology, was this image:
There, in plain view are six Vitamin Q PIO capacitors intended to convey the ultimate in superior - even digital - technology.
I had seen the movie several times before, but until a few weeks ago, I had never paid attention to the opening credits. There, used as a background intended to convey advanced and superior electronics and technology, was this image:
There, in plain view are six Vitamin Q PIO capacitors intended to convey the ultimate in superior - even digital - technology.