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The new (refurb) computer for the church secretary. It's an Inspiron Desktop 570 MiniTower, with an AMD Athlon II X2 240 (2.8GHz, 2MB) processor, 640 GB SATA II Hard Drive (7200 RPM), 4 GB Dual Channel DDR3 SDRAM at 1066MHz (4 DIMMs), a FAX/modem (!!!) and Windows 7 Home Premium, plus a 1-year warranty of sorts. Cost including tax and free shipping = $368.66 from the Dell Outlet.
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In the back: the monitor of my first computer, a Windows desktop named Emu. On the left, my ´05 iBook G4, known as Mamka (Мамка). And on the right, my newest baby, an EeePC 900A which i have dubbed Yozh (Еж), currently running some Linux distro which i think is Asus-specific and which i don´t particularly like yet. If it doesn´t grow on me in the next few days it´ll be replaced with some other Linux flavour.
What one takes pictures of when there is way too many cloudy days and one is itching to go outside and take pictures!
This afternoon my media pc decided to have a few problems, so I had to spend some time scanning the disk for errors and fixing the operating system. Here is a shot of it with the cover popped off
The CoCo I remember as having an excellent version of BASIC that could support graphics better than anything else I'd used. The keyboard, however, was terrible. It spawned the CoCo 2 and CoCo 3.
It's a comfy bed:) Also, I bought the tilting bed support from Ikea so I could watch my computer from bed. Best investment I ever made.
This is the inside of an iMac - which is interesting to note because I have not seen circuits this big since I opened up a ten-year old stereo receiver! It makes a great cyber-city and populating the cyber-city are bead-bots that stand on magnets. They are made from rivets (filed down flat on the end) with beads as bodies. Please see the full size here: www.flickr.com/photo_zoom.gne?id=2137046246&size=o
They can be used for role-playing - there are some evil black ones. It will be quite easy to expand this with new circuit boards and bead-bots, more magnets, and accessories, etc.
Streaming the Apple WWDC 2013 keynote. This was the first year people could watch a live stream. But you had to use Safari on a Mac.
Made by Mattel in 1989....
Small scale figures, about 2 inches tall...
Kind of like MASK toys , with a little TRON thrown in the story line.... But with the miniature twist in scale. like some Transformers did.
Like Megatron turning into a hand gun ...
Soundwave into a Walkman, etc....
Several with PC boards that turn into a vehicle ... But other things too... A Pepsi can that houses a flying machine...A soccer ball trophy, pencil sharpener, flash light, calculator, digital clock, video tape... And the Computer that turns into a base ! A book base for the bad guys ..... I never had any of these, back in the day.... But I saw the little figures around for years . And did not know what they were from.....And picked these up recently.....I like the figures !
Looks like 12 o 13 figures with house hold items in this line ...
Sort of cool ! Very 1980s to me :)
Sierra, a 261.3 TeraFLOP/s Dell system, is dedicated to Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory’s unclassified Grand Challenge and Laboratory Directed Research and Development programs. Research areas include: bioscience; materials science; energy; astrophysics; and environment.
My new computer, the Dell XPS 410. I usually like to build my computer, but this time I had it built for me. It was a bargain and its quite a powerful setup.
I was watching Dexter on my computer, and I loved the lighting on my keyboard. So I took a picture. Because it lasts longer.
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Plus I have to write an essay on poverty in the grapes of wrath, raisin in the sun, (whats with all of these grape raisin motifs?) and city of god. Wish me luck!
EXPLORE #189 7/4/2009. Just imagine for a second that everything material you owe, your house, furniture, photos, books, CDs, computer, paintings, plants, your bed and favorite pillow, your clothes... everything... is gone. Think about becomin homeless in a few minutes. What would you fell if all your efforts for improving your quality of life and living standards were vain, futile. That is what has happened to thousands of our italian neighbours. Even worse, some of them are dead or lost somebody in their family.
And the reason couldn't be more stupid: there isn't any! An unpredictable earthquake reminded us that natural forces can't be controlled.
PD Have a look at this site and check how frequent are the earthquakes. It may also happen to us!
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