A drinking bird is a novelty heat engine that copies the motions of a bird drinking water. Herb Powell gave his half-brother, Homer a drinking bird in exchange of lending him 2,000 dollars. [1] The same bird was later used to hit the "Y" key on a keyboard.

I'm not the creator of the Simpsons, This is Episode 7 of season 7, Homer gains weight to be able to work from home, i picked out a few scenes i found hilarious...more.

2022年7月24日 · I want something like a drinking bird I can put on my desk that will press a key on a keyboard at a regular and/or random interval. No computer programs, it has to be a physical device. All the research I've done shows that a normal drinking bird won't do what I need it to.

2010年4月15日 · Just a drinking bird typing just like in the simpsons episode.

I'm not the creator of the Simpsons, This is Episode 7 of season 7, Homer gains weight to be able to work from home, i picked out a few scenes i found hilarious...more.

2010年2月11日 · Why not just use a dippy bird? If it’s good enough for Homer J Simpson it’s good enough for anybody ;) Smart hack though :)

2008年5月27日 · Not sure if anyone recalls the reference, but in a Simpsons episode many years back, Homer Simpson used a toy bird to hit his keyboard every couple of minutes to perform a very simple function at...

There is an episode where Homer had to press a button repeatedly for work and was not allowed to leave the computer. But he found a pecking bird toy…

The bird is a heat engine that relies upon a water source to cause temperature fluctuations to keep it in motion. Had it a water source, and somehow tapped the keyboard with its rear, even then it would eventually cease to function after the water evaporated and reached a level where it would no longer sufficiently wet the beak.

2016年5月24日 · Being the epitome of laziness, Homer then positions a drinking bird in front of the keyboard so that it hits “y” for him and he can go see a movie. This one scene exemplifies the one thing everyone expects from software.