I usually think of CAD as an architect's design tool program for creating printable images of intended "blueprints" that can be seen in multiple different angles. Thus I have never used it for myself, but I have been tempted to a number of times.

Christ look how slow this was back then. We all thought it was state of the art back then but if a user machine was moving this slow in 2020 they would be submitting incident tickets as the day is long. I found watching these videos makes me appreciate our current state of technology more.

I used the car builder program in shop class in 7th grade (around 1997). Was obsessed with it even though it was so dated then ha.

$6,944 for that Mac laptop? I can’t believe nothing has changed after all.

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The laptop costs almost USD6.5K in 1988!!!! It´s 16.3K in 2022. SIXTEEN GRAND!

This episode may be a bad example, but I do get a kick of of the ones where they put 2 competing products on at once, and one just completly wrecks the other. How did they get away with that without fights/arguments and lawsuits? lol

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geniality of proyection matrix multiplication

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lol Ray tracing. My god it took forever to come into gaming then when we had it all the way back in 1988.

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God, looking at these old videos I can’t help but thing “how is gonna help an architect in any way?!?!”

OMG!!! wow

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