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  1. Made a little video with a speed comparison between the (old) #DM42 running the #C47 firmware and the new #R47 hardware #calculator from #SwissMicros. 👉 youtu.be/BZqVe10dhRc?si=PJIPC- – The R47 (which is, in fact, a DM42n hardware under the hood) is pretty much exactly three times faster – at least in this little, single use case of #primefactorization. #math

  2. @JakeSparkleChicken Yes, thank you, I think so, too. 😊 It’s so vastly complex and stuffed full of functionality – will take a long time to learn everything! #C47 #R47 #SwissMicros #calculator

  3. It finally arrived! The brand new #SwissMicros #R47 #calculator! Finally USB-C and the famous & incredibly powerful #C47 firmware in a real hardware calc! Connecting to an iPad and accessing files (like screenshots) works flawlessly. 🎉🍾🥳💃🕺 Can your pocket (!) calculator compute the factorial of 2123? The result is in the photo & screenshot at stack level 4 (T register), a number with exponent *10^6143. 🤯

  4. Reflection of the Past

    Years ago I had joined a photography club in town. One of our field trips was a trip out to the local airport to visit the hangers of WWII flying ace Duncan Miller.
    In this image I have his Model A with a reflection of his C47 in the window. It seemed only proper that I convert the old war plane to a black and white.

    pixels.com/featured/reflection
    #ReflectionOnThePast #BillGallagherPhotography #BuyIntoArt #AYearForArt #ModelA #Ford #C47 #SelectiveColoring Reflection #WallArt

  5. Reflection of the Past

    I captured this on a visit to the hangers of WWII flying ace Duncan Miller. Duncan, the self proclaimed mayor of the Nut Tree Airport has several hangers out there.
    In this image I have his Model A with a reflection of his C47 in the window. The reflection is converted to B & W to reflect on days gone by. See the full image here: fineartamerica.com/featured/re #ReflectionOnThePast #BillGallagherPhotography #BuyIntoArt #AYearForArt #ModelA #C47 #Classic #Yellow #Antique #Past

  6. C-47 with parachutist exiting! This C-47 was doing what it was intended to do - only over Barnes Regional Airport, Massachusetts, not Normandy on the 6th of June, 1944. Wearing the invasion stripes promulgated by the Allies at the very last moment (and with the paint often crudely applied by yard brooms), the C-47s, along with Short Stirlings and other aircraft, would make history that night. The parachutist is one of a 'stick' using authentic 'round' chutes replicating those of the period. #C47 #Douglas #DDay #WW2 #SecondWorldWar #Normandy #aircraft #aviation #paratrooper #parachutist #invasionstripes #invasion #France #Normandycampaign #BandofBrothers #Allies #BarnesRegionalAirport #airport #Massachusetts #USA #history #photography #avgeek #6thofJune #ShortStirling #parachute #roundchute #parachutejump #1944 #airport #airborne #USAAF

  7. C-47A This example of the classic transport aircraft designed by Douglas was one of the workhorses of WW2. Seen here at the Imperial War Museum, Duxford, this fine example of the breed is shown wearing the famous 'D-Day' stripes, and with a heavily weathered paint scheme, appropriate to the period film in which she had taken part. #IWM #Duxford #USAAF #WW2 #invasionstripes #DDay #aircraft #aviation #photography #aviationphotography #avgeek #ImperialWarMuseum #Douglas #C47 #history

  8. C-47A, 92nd Troop Carrier Squadron, 493rd Troop Carrier Wing, 9th Air Force took off from #Upottery Airfield, #Devon on D-Day to the #Cotentin Peninsula, #Normandy. They carried Easy Company (to gain fame as the ‘Band of Brothers’), Lt. Dick Winters & other #paratroopers of the 506th Parachute Infantry Regiment, 101st Airborne Division on their very first combat jump. This #aircraft is now owned by #KermitWeeks. #WW2 #EasyCompany #BandofBrothers #France #C47 #Airborne #history #DDay #photography