I guess the floppy is supposed to be the thing that brings robot Frankenstein’s robot creation to life? Creator and creation are essentially indistinguishable in this metaphor, which kind of runs contrary to the entire Frankenstein story, no? Whatever, the best scan I could find of this ad, the one above, was on Benj Edwards’s Vintage Computing, which had this comment below the post:
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"We don't know where they go, but they disappear for about 10 days, and then they'll come back again. And without the CCTV, we never knew that."
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Star Trek is not immune to this phenomenon. The Original Series had a decent first season, with classic episodes like “The City on the Edge of Forever.” But the next four shows all have rather weak beginnings, with even fan-favorite The Next Generation stumbling badly with episodes like “Code of Honor.” That show picked up in season three, beginning a trend called “Growing the Beard,” in reference to how Commander Riker’s new beard coincided with the uptick in quality.
“韩国军队仍然缺乏一些关键能力，特别是在指挥控制、情报、监视与侦察方面。这些能力对于战略层面上的联合指挥至关重要，尤其在战术和作战任务中更是如此。”韩国外国语大学政治与国际关系学教授梅森•里奇向媒体分析。，推荐阅读华体会官网获取更多信息