[HN Gopher] Magnetic Cores - Part I (1961) [video]
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       Magnetic Cores - Part I (1961) [video]
        
       Author : pyinstallwoes
       Score  : 32 points
       Date   : 2023-12-04 04:27 UTC (18 hours ago)
        
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       | pyinstallwoes wrote:
       | Thought it was surprisingly great in how concise and clear it is
       | able to communicate.
        
       | maxglute wrote:
       | All these old DoD documentaries are great, but many of them are
       | shaky. I wish there is a option for Youtube to auto stabilize.
        
         | pyinstallwoes wrote:
         | What are some stand-out ones you can remember?
        
           | maxglute wrote:
           | From top of head I really enjoy:
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           | MAPMAKING PROCESS, THE
           | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3lMu7GVVMZ4
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           | mechanism computer of fire control computer (a classic)
           | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gwf5mAlI7Ug
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           | Physical science documentary series whose exact title I can't
           | recall.
           | 
           | It has been a while. To find more, my method is to do the
           | occasional PeriscopeFilm binge (on youtube that digitizes a
           | lot of old media, with great descriptions), always find find
           | something interesting I haven't watched. If style, delivery
           | really good, there's usually something in description to
           | point to more. Like "U.S. NAVY TRAINING FILM", which usually
           | returns playlists, and videos in same era often share
           | quality. The technical ones generally don't disappoint.
           | 
           | Another one is The Best Film Archives with good military
           | training playlists.
           | 
           | Tangent for others: the one I wish to remember, is a
           | deleted/banned channel, one of the original US archival
           | footage channel, with I think 1000s of videos, that got wiped
           | many years ago right when youtube started drm crackdown. It
           | had a companion website with obsessive amount of detail and
           | tags to find the perfect video. And from what I recall, it
           | didn't feel like a business like periscopefilm, but a passion
           | project. It was an incredible amount of work to have been
           | wiped out.
        
             | askin4it wrote:
             | The FM radio one was pretty interesting. They really worked
             | out the pedagogy to explain how it works to people without
             | a deep math background. You'll have to Google it
        
           | deaddodo wrote:
           | All of the old US gov't/mil funded education films are pretty
           | good.                 *
           | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yYAw79386WI       *
           | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JOLtS4VUcvQ       *
           | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ej7CRAIGXow       *
           | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=agznZBiK_Bs       *
           | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B4rc62KUKnI
           | 
           | Etc.
        
         | evanjrowley wrote:
         | At least for when videos are uploaded, I believe YouTube offers
         | that option.
        
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