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Bloom Tech Infrastructural @bloomtech_infra

3 months ago

Safety is the foundation of every successful project. By working safely today, we build a stronger,better tomorrow

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mizhbrown @brown_blez

4 months ago

@deonteiy Felt bad for her

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mizhbrown @brown_blez

4 months ago

@naakorkor_ I do it again too

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4 months ago

@loveislandusa Loved this episode damn

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mizhbrown @brown_blez

7 months ago

To our esteemed clients and partners, we wish you a month filled with growth, success, and new opportunities. May April bring progress to your projects and prosperity to all your endeavors. Thank you for trusting us to build, maintain, and support your vision.

brown_blez's tweet photo. To our esteemed clients and partners, we wish you a month filled with growth, success, and new opportunities. May April bring progress to your projects and prosperity to all your endeavors.

Thank you for trusting us to build, maintain, and support your vision. https://t.co/KRb8O5QLGp

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@historyinmemes

8 months ago

The world’s first video game, played on its original 1957 hardware. In October 1958, physicist William Higinbotham developed what is widely recognized as the first video game, Tennis for Two, to entertain visitors at a public exhibition at Brookhaven National Laboratory. Unlike later digital consoles, the game ran on a Donner Model 30 analog computer and displayed graphics on a five-inch oscilloscope. Players controlled the action with custom aluminum controllers featuring a knob to set the ball’s angle and a button to hit it over a simulated net. While earlier electronic creations like the 1947 Cathode-Ray Tube Amusement Device or 1950’s Bertie the Brain existed, Tennis for Two is notable as the first game designed purely for entertainment, rather than research or technical demonstration. Although the original hardware was dismantled in 1959, and no intact version survives, modern replicas have been built to celebrate this groundbreaking moment in gaming history.