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Taken at the end of the MacIntosh Brook Trail, in Cape Breton Highlands National Park, in Nova Scotia, Canada.
Taken at MacIntosh Brook in the Cape Breton Highlands National Park, on Cape Breton Island, Nova Scotia, Canada.
Video taken with my Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge.
It seems like this area suffered a burn, as far as I can tell, in 2009, and so this represents only 15 years of regeneration. While a lot of deadfall was created, it did clear out some of the thick brush, allowing for trail development mainly on the bedrock. A fantastic place to explore on foot or bike. We did a delightful walk here today with our friend John.
I just found the right place for my 1994 Macintosh Color Classic. I bought her as 2nd hand (but looked like new) from SVOA (An Apple Auth Dealer in Thailand) & then used for around 3-4 months before went to another PC. She had always been kept in closed since then. I also have another more powerful one in my office.
A personal computer manufactured from March 1987 to October 1990, seen in a store window, Powell River, B.C.
Epson PhotoPC 700
5.5mm f/2.8 glass lens (36mm equiv.)
1.2MP CCD
This is an old Apple Macintosh SE from 1988, it would have cost a bomb when bought new. It was brought in for repair in my office It could have easily have been confused from the terminal from Lost
It had been sitting in someones garden shed for the last 10 years and now they decided they wanted it working again and have the data recovered off the 20MB (Twenty Megabyte!) SCSI hard drive! I don't why I thought it would have been fixable but I did it! Its's now working quite happily and all the data is backed up on a CD-R.
The owner of this machine is an archaeologist.
I just love compact Macs... they are cute and lovely.
I got this little Mac yesterday from local auction site. It's not really functional...
Checkerboard problem when I power on the computer. Also the power supply is so weak that making the screen so wavy. Besides, the hard drive is dead.
So now I swapped the floppy drive with my still functional Classic, and gave this Mac's mobo a wash....
The case is now cleaner after some rubbing :)
This is an old Apple Macintosh SE from 1988, it would have cost a bomb when bought new. It was brought in for repair in my office It could have easily have been confused from the terminal from Lost
It had been sitting in someones garden shed for the last 10 years and now they decided they wanted it working again and have the data recovered off the 20MB (Twenty Megabyte!) SCSI hard drive! I don't why I thought it would have been fixable but I did it! Its's now working quite happily and all the data is backed up on a CD-R.
The owner of this machine is an archaeologist.
actually, we're phasing OS X Server off most of the nodes, since all the software will run under OS X Client, no need to pay the extra licensing fees
A late entry for Self Portrait Thursday. I keep this on my computer to remind myself that being on the computer is not my job. It's my job to make things.
Hi,
As you can see I have created my own Lego Mac with my Flickr-layout.
You also can see those things :
(1) Magic keyboard
(1) Magic mouse
(1) Magic trackpad
(1) Imac
And the Apple logo
If you have any questions or comments just drop them down bellow.
{E}ddy
The marketing of the Macintosh 512K in April 1984 marks a major paradigm shift in the use of microcomputers because it abandons character mode where commands are performed on the keyboard, in favor of a bitmap screen allowing windowing and pointing by a brand new device, the mouse.
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La commercialisation du Macintosh 512K en avril 1984 marque une changement de paradigme majeur dans l’utilisation des micro ordinateurs car il abandonne le mode caractères où les commandes sont réalisées au clavier, au profit d’un écran bitmap permettant le fenêtrage et le pointage par un tout nouveau dispositif, la souris.