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Elminie 4 year s ago
That kind of a mouse wasn’t used by anyone except for the people that conceptualized the mouse. When the GUI matured a mouse became necessary but the first mass produced one looked a lot like what we have today except it had a ball on the bottom side and it was wired. In before “thanks boomer.”
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Margarita 4 year s ago
"In the 60's of the 19th century" made me laugh on the vacuum one. Really that hard just to say 1860's?
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Oswald 4 year s ago
The ones on the top/left still work while the ones on the bottom/right are mostly broken.
Waffle iron
The first waffle irons appeared in the Netherlands in the 14th century. They were made of 2 metal plates attached to each other which were then placed in the fire. And the prototype of the electric waffle iron was developed by General Electric in 1911.
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Elminie 4 year s ago
That kind of a mouse wasn’t used by anyone except for the people that conceptualized the mouse. When the GUI matured a mouse became necessary but the first mass produced one looked a lot like what we have today except it had a ball on the bottom side and it was wired. In before “thanks boomer.”
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Margarita 4 year s ago
"In the 60's of the 19th century" made me laugh on the vacuum one. Really that hard just to say 1860's?
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Oswald 4 year s ago
The ones on the top/left still work while the ones on the bottom/right are mostly broken.