LabVIEW Memes

[ShaunR]

My first ever meme prompted from this post 

 

[Dataflow_G]

I mostly post these over on Twitter, but here's some LabVIEW memes I've made:

LabVIEW Style Checklist:
"Size the block diagram window no larger than the screen size."

Me: ✅

[Dataflow_G]

[ShaunR]

6 hours ago, Dataflow_G said:

I mostly post these over on Twitter, but here's some LabVIEW memes I've made:

LabVIEW Style Checklist:
"Size the block diagram window no larger than the screen size."

Me: ✅

Lol. Bonus points if you have one of those VIs on each virtual desktop.

Keep 'em coming.

[smithd]

6 hours ago, Dataflow_G said:

I mostly post these over on Twitter, but here's some LabVIEW memes I've made:

LabVIEW Style Checklist:
"Size the block diagram window no larger than the screen size."

Me: ✅

I'm not bothered by the size of that guy, I'm bothered that everything is serially executing

[ShaunR]

[ShaunR]

am I doing this right? 

Edited April 20, 2019 by ShaunR

[LogMAN]

2 hours ago, ShaunR said:

am I doing this right? 

We'll grow into it eventually 😋

[Phillip Brooks]

On 4/17/2019 at 1:47 PM, ShaunR said:

My first ever meme prompted from this post 

 

And you got none...

[Dataflow_G]

Not quite a meme, but my attempt at an NI style April Fools product announcement (a fake fake product announcement?). See links at the bottom of post for a history of NI's real April 1st jokes.

 

A history of NI's April Fools' courtesy of the Wayback Machine:

"National Instruments Announces PC-Based Solution for Matrimonially Inept" (1998)

"Spousal Acquisition Toolkit Version 2.0 -- Now Featuring Undo!" (1999)

"New MXI Interface Kit for Palm Pilot IIIc" (2000)

"President Bush Nominates Jeff Kodosky to Cabinet Post" (2001)

"New eIeI/O Software Suite Introduces eFarming" (2002)

"New PXI Module Transfers Engineering Knowledge into Marketing Brains" (2003)

"National Instruments Releases LabVIEW 7 Espresso" (2004)

"Use LabVIEW Graphical Programming to Complete Your Tax Return" (2005)

"National Instruments Announces Plans for 'Engineer Barbie'" (2006)

"National Instruments Re-Releases LabVIEW 2.0" (2007)

"Elementary Students Use NI LabVIEW to Model Impact of Simultaneous Trigger of Rapid Flow Events" (2008)

"NI LabVIEW R&D Team Responds to Rumors About Performance-Enhancing Substances" (2009)

"National Instruments Develops Cybernetic Leadership Team" (2010)

"Time Capsule Captures NI Founders' Technology and Cultural Predictions" (2011)

"National Instruments Releases King-Sized Products to Address Big Data Challenges" (2013)

"NI Announces New Certification Level: Certified LabVIEW Gladiator" (2014)
(Wayback Machine didn't have this one archived. NI pulled it pretty quickly supposedly because people seemed to be taking it seriously)

"NI drives time travel with stylish new cRIO module" (2017)

[LogMAN]

1 hour ago, Dataflow_G said:

See links at the bottom of post for a history of NI's real April 1st jokes.

@Dataflow_G You should revive this topic 😉

[Dataflow_G]

Maps in LabVIEW 2019?

[MarkCG]

A LabVIEW programmable PLC for $99 + $59 per I/O module? This shouldn't be an April fool's joke 

[Gribo]

That is how LV looks on a 4K monitor.😁

[jacobson]

On 5/20/2019 at 12:13 PM, MarkCG said:

A LabVIEW programmable PLC for $99 + $59 per I/O module? This shouldn't be an April fool's joke 

Screwdrivers are $29.99 though, that's how they get you.

[Sparkette]

[hooovahh]

[Phillip Brooks]

On 4/20/2019 at 12:10 PM, ShaunR said:

am I doing this right? 

I'm offended! I am also ashamed... 😬

[ShaunR]