Post number #298183, ID: 7384b4
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Is it just me or do we make motherboards look like cities, or maybe we build cities like motherboards. When I look at City I can see capacitors, processors, sockets...
Post number #298186, ID: fd6f66
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Are they really that similar? Streets cross all the time but circuits never do.
Post number #298192, ID: 7384b4
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>>298186 There are some differences but they seem pretty similar visually
Post number #298220, ID: 243c27
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I remember that one time when I was in 4th grade or something like that and the IT teacher showed us a mobo and I legit thought it's a model of some city
Post number #298340, ID: d5a8c1
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that's mainly true for planned cities, though i think it's coincidental. both try to arrange rectangular objects efficiently, and there are not that many different ways to do it
Post number #298427, ID: 02c6f3
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Nah. Motherboards are way neater.
Post number #298880, ID: cde9eb
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e earth is secretly a massive computer, with circuit board cities, oceans and blizzards of coolant, and stones etched with memory.
Post number #298937, ID: fd6f66
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>>298880 Slartibartfast, is that you?
| Is it just me or do we make motherboards look like cities, or maybe we build cities like motherboards. When I look at City I can see capacitors, processors, sockets...