@polyhistorical Ah yes, phones built so solidly they could have survived nuclear attack. Speaking of "President's Analyst," see the "Plan Rasputin" clip in my videos here -- sorry, no links permitted in comments.
I worked for the original Ma Bell, and I remember that you couldn't brake a phone if you tried! I worked on 6th ave in Manhattan, where we put togeather TV for the entire USA!
@twkennys Indeed there was a time when the three broadcast networks depended on AT&T Long Lines and Broadcast services almost entirely for national video distribution. I remember seeing the L.A. end of those networks in the downtown "L.A. Central" AT&T building.
Wow, thank you for posting this. Wonderful.
dan2kxyz 8 months ago
I miss my 2500 DMG. Time to go watch The President's Analyst again.
polyhistorical 9 months ago
@polyhistorical Ah yes, phones built so solidly they could have survived nuclear attack. Speaking of "President's Analyst," see the "Plan Rasputin" clip in my videos here -- sorry, no links permitted in comments.
VortexTech 9 months ago
I worked for the original Ma Bell, and I remember that you couldn't brake a phone if you tried! I worked on 6th ave in Manhattan, where we put togeather TV for the entire USA!
twkennys 9 months ago
@twkennys Indeed there was a time when the three broadcast networks depended on AT&T Long Lines and Broadcast services almost entirely for national video distribution. I remember seeing the L.A. end of those networks in the downtown "L.A. Central" AT&T building.
VortexTech 9 months ago
they don't make ANYTHING like that anymore...sad.
tindoor38 8 months ago
Cool, a telephony Baraka like video!
jonbosanac 9 months ago
Ohhhh, so cool! Reminder of an age when technology was intended to last more than one Moore's Law cycle!
-p
psaffo 9 months ago 2
Cool video!
zaprodk 9 months ago