Hitachi - Magic wand, Hydraulic excavators, Scanning Electron Microscopes.
My 3 favorite activities.
They sold the rights to make the magic wand about a decade ago. No longer Hitachi, alas.
Does it really have a resting shocked Pikachu face?
Only from that perspective, the “eyes” are on the supports for the sensor in front of the mirrors
It knows it’s going to see some shit
It does
Honestly, I really love glass. What a fantastic material.
honeywell: has home thermostats also honeywell: need defense/data center/aerospace industry products?
And that’s only naming a few.
I have a cheap Honeywell soundbar. It’s quite crappy but enough for podcasts.
Honeywell licenses their name for consumer products. They dont actually make that stuff anymore.
A bra company made NASA’s spacesuits.
Two cups in the front, two loops in the back. How do they do it?
Is there any situation where Seinfeld is inappropriate?
Funnily, they no longer make either of these products. The glass jar division was sold decades ago, and the aerospace sector was purchased by BAE last year. Ball is still the largest manufacturer of aluminum cans, however. They also make plastic bottles.
I like their idea of aluminum cups, but the boxes they come in are unfortunately made from plastic coated paperboard. (Not sure why, with their whole selling point being more environmentally friendly.)
Also aluminum is super great at conducting heat! which means your drink will rapidly move toward whatever temperature it is.
Great at conduction, but with not a lot of thermal mass, meaning that actually your drink will usually just make whatever it’s touching (your hand, often) super cold or hot.
It’s a two way street. Your hand is reciprocally warming the drink.
Yeah I have some and they 100% require a koozie/beverage sleeve.
This is like General Mills, the cereal company, also designing DSV Alvin, the deep sea submersible.
what
Homies out here calling a Ball jar a Mason jar… Smh. Practically spitting on the abandoned ruins of Muncie, IN.
The style is called a Mason jar because John Mason came up with it and made it popular. This is called a Mason jar for this reason.
John Mason was from New Jersey. What does Muncie IL have to do with the Mason jar style?
Muncie, Indiana is the home of the Ball Corporation, which is the company referenced in this meme. Also of Ball State University, founded by his endowment. Like “Mason jar” before it, “Ball jar” has become a genericized trademark for the object itself, especially in the Midwest.
Lol balls
Ball was spun off and is a subsidiary of Rubbermaid.
Corning: dinner plates, Gorilla glass, space shuttle windows
See also: the Apollo Lunar Module (LEM), the humble US Postal Truck (LLV), and the F/A-18 Super Hornet, all made by the Grumman Corporation.
