Category Archives: Engineering Humour

Engineering Humour: Part 2

Saturday 14th January 2012

Technology Humour This is a follow on from Some Engineering Humour which you are likely to also enjoy. For this post I have tried to find videos that show some aspect of the use of technology that also has a … Continue reading →

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The First Computer Bug

Sunday 13th February 2011

Computer Bug Number 1 On 9th September 1947, while working on the Harvard University Mark II Aiken Relay Calculator, Grace Murray Hopper was having trouble getting the machine to work correctly. The calculator was a very simple computer using relay … Continue reading →

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Some Engineering Humour

Monday 13th September 2010

Engineers do have a sense of humour Engineers might seem terribly serious about their work, but Engineers laugh too. And of course, what makes them laugh is as unique as the work they do. The classic Dilbert series of cartoons … Continue reading →

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Embedded Software Testing

Monday 9th August 2010

Software Testing I recently met with an Australian Software Development company, PepperStack, and we got onto the subject of Software Testing. As someone who began their career as an Electronics Hardware Engineer, one of the things I learnt was that … Continue reading →

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