I guess perhaps they were breadboarding the circuits with discrete components as a teaching tool as opposed to using off the shelf IC components. Looks like a breadboard on the table. So in that case, the capacitor or resistor would be about the right size.
Is this series of panels today meant to be humorous ? To me it instead reads rather realistically and a bit philosophically . The last panel where Nancy admits the beauty of the real world has real, inherent value over the “electronic ethos” of that gaming world seems a pretty astute observation to me.
But then again, I am truthfully so far removed from the gaming world (remember yesterday, I mentioned the bulk of my experience has been with Pong and a little bit of actual arcade play of Tron and Tempest back in the early days) it is likely I am not quite getting something here. So, again, explanation is appreciated and hoped for.
Wootietoot over 5 years ago
Wait’ll you see the holographic games…
Wootietoot over 5 years ago
That’s a good sized capacitor or resistor on the desk..
Wootietoot over 5 years ago
I guess perhaps they were breadboarding the circuits with discrete components as a teaching tool as opposed to using off the shelf IC components. Looks like a breadboard on the table. So in that case, the capacitor or resistor would be about the right size.
Spike over 5 years ago
Welp, I think I get it… but it fell a bit flat.
asrialfeeple over 5 years ago
Maybe she’d like a video game about building robots?
cubswin2016 over 5 years ago
You get as much fun out of something as you want.
jrankin1959 over 5 years ago
You’re learning, kid…
bb99 over 5 years ago
Is the robot arm moving on its own?
bbbmorrell over 5 years ago
just get a better graphics card
Pipe Tobacco Premium Member over 5 years ago
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Hmm. Another perplexing one for me today.
Is this series of panels today meant to be humorous ? To me it instead reads rather realistically and a bit philosophically . The last panel where Nancy admits the beauty of the real world has real, inherent value over the “electronic ethos” of that gaming world seems a pretty astute observation to me.
But then again, I am truthfully so far removed from the gaming world (remember yesterday, I mentioned the bulk of my experience has been with Pong and a little bit of actual arcade play of Tron and Tempest back in the early days) it is likely I am not quite getting something here. So, again, explanation is appreciated and hoped for.
DCBakerEsq over 5 years ago
There’s no such thing as “real life.”
ElioHyena over 5 years ago
goes outside Eh, The graphics are a little too realistic for me. :P
Moon57Shine over 5 years ago
Look at this way, Nancy. It’s like having a video game live.
zippykatz over 5 years ago
Enuf robotics club.
Night-Gaunt49[Bozo is Boffo] over 5 years ago
MORE robotics club!!!