Ah, Perfect: the eternal nemesis of Good.
Ah, Perfect: the eternal nemesis of Good.
For those interested, you can read that issue of Twin Cities 128 on the Internet Archive.
It’s pretty cool stuff if you like hardware/retrocomputing ^^
The artist is Joe Ekaitis, who has a page on WikiFur


I don’t think it would have made a big difference…
In that respect, you would have had a Liberal majority, most likely.
Right, no big difference except for completely altering the political landscape of the House.


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(Also, those gear teeth in the illustration are not even close to the same size! No wonder they don’t mesh D:)
We’re getting close! EUV is currently ~13nm, and soft xrays start at ~10nm (but go all the way down to ~0.01nm for hard xrays.)
Sadly there a lots of challenges in transitioning to smaller wavelengths. For example, to get the EUV light in the existing process, we’re already resorting to, essentially, exploding tiny droplets of liquid tin using lasers.