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Cables coming through the desk to a place where presumably a computer once was. The window around this desk is an amazing 180' view across the Bristol Channel towards Wales and Clevedon. Unfortunately it is mostly boarded up now and smashed, so I can only imagine what it looked like! You can also see cup marks on the desk - it's a great reminder of how people spent so many hours working here.
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When local schools are in session the computer lab is very quiet. But after school, the lab will be filled with kids doing homework and having fun. Youth Computer classes are also held in this room.
The quality isn't so good, since the picture was taken with the mobile camera, without any other light, just natural light.
You can see the new baby, the printer/scanner, down, beside the cds/ dvds.
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The model, called the Nonhydrostatic ICosahedral Atmospheric Model (NICAM), was developed for the supercomputer Earth Simulator at JAMSTEC (Japan Agency for Marine-Earth Science and Technology
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I learned I could create a high-powered close-up macro lens by flipping my lens backwards, and that there are adapters that help you do this. So I bought one for $7 on Amazon.
This is a picture of a computer screen.
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Entry for Farktography contest "I'm a geek and proud of it" I don't go anywhere without my armaments.
I visited SUNY New Paltz today, the sight of my three trips through college. Much of my course work was in the Old Main Building. this room was a computer lab where as an undergrad I took my first ever computer course "Computers in the Classroom" in the fall of 1987. This was the era of DOS and the IBM PC.