Now, if the crank was where he could reach it himself….
Actually, one of the trickiest problems in designing a computer processor architecture at the “ones” and “zeros” level is to get it to self start when you turn it on.
“Cranky” has an advantage sometimes–it (he? she?) doesn’t have to worry about a starter battery going dead.
whitecarabao over 14 years ago
Now, if the crank was where he could reach it himself….
Actually, one of the trickiest problems in designing a computer processor architecture at the “ones” and “zeros” level is to get it to self start when you turn it on.
“Cranky” has an advantage sometimes–it (he? she?) doesn’t have to worry about a starter battery going dead.
Justice22 over 14 years ago
Hopefully you wouldn’t get run over like the old cars could do if you didn’t have them in neutral.
fbmce over 14 years ago
Ah yes, but I do miss having the “Stick-Shift” advantage of a rolling-start when the battery went dead.
Can any automatic trans car be started in such a way ??
fredbuhl over 14 years ago
So who started the first self-starting robot? Is this a chicken and egg thing?