Fisher-Price Classics | Music Box Record Player | Baby Musical Toy, Baby Interactive Toy, Classic Toy with Retro Style Packaging, Pretend Play Toys for Boys and Girls Ages 18 Months+ | Basic Fun 1697

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There isn't a single comment about the twitter format here except for someone linking to an unrolled version. I remember studying it and immediately realizing there was no way the discs had any data, and sure enough I felt the pins under the head and could make it play different songs by pushing them in differently.

Yet, the few I've read about old EE books, is that the guys managed to analyse and comprehend noisy, irregular systems.For example on the xylophone they replaced the Wood base with plastic and the thing sounds like crap. They obviously still have the production materials for these, or if not, they care enough to make a convincing replica. which means that evaluation of chronic human toxicity cannot be performed until around 2000 to 2020!

And I think this really represents a fundamental change in a lot of aspects of life: there’s a specific way to interact with things, prescribed by the maker. This kid was fiddling with the “tone arm” and was plucking the times with gusto until he began to bleed!g. toys that feature "extra experiences" that you access by pointing your smartphone camera at them, and looking through the toy maker's app). Digital computing at the server scale is already chaotic, since "complex systems operate in a degraded state". Yeah, this brought back an early memory of my sparkling new brain examining the mechanism of the original version of this toy with my eyes and fingers without any words to describe what I was learning. It’s a great little toy, and completely mechanical: you wind a knob on the front to compress a spring that powers the turntable, and the music is encoded in bumps on the record which trigger a music box in the “needle” area of the tone arm.