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ein alter USB Stick

… genauer: das Innere eines alten USB Sticks.

 

Stativ, Einstellschlitten, Stack aus 112 Einzelbildern

 

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an old usb stick

more precisely: the inward of an old usb stick

 

tripod, focussing rail, stack of 112 images

 

50 MM 1.4 + EXTENSION TUBE

Ref : DSC_7262

Date : July 13, 2020.

Keys, classic or usb, open the doors...

52mm - f/4,5 - 4 exposures, ICM

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Macro Mondays Pareidolia theme.

 

Softbox back drop, CTO gelled strobe for front light. M42 macro lens, extension tube.

Lights on my USB sockets.

The USB Stick of Frankfurt, a Highrise in the style of Postmodernism. The Building contains offices of the Messe Frankfurt as well as the Chimneys (in the taller middle section of the building) of a combined heat and power plant of the energy supllier Mainova.

  

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ein alter USB Stick

… genauer: der 4 x 4 mm große Speicherchip eines alten USB Sticks, unsanft, einige könnten auch sagen grobmotorisch :-) , aus dem Chipgehäuse mit den Anschlusspins herausgebrochen.

 

Stativ, Einstellschlitten, Raynox DCR 250, Stack aus 49 Einzelbildern

 

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an old usb stick

… more precisely: the 4 x 4 mm memory chip of an old USB stick, ungently, some might say with poor fine motor skills :-), broken out of the chip package with the connection pins.

 

tripod, focussing rail, Raynox DCR 250, stack of 49 images

 

USB stick without case plugged into a black laptop computer.

 

License photo

When USB connections first appeared on the scene in the mid-1990s, they were thought to be unique and extraordinary.

 

But now they are considered to be run-of- the-mill and just ORDINARY.

 

Technology marches on...

 

Seventh Avenue, NYC

 

Pentax KX, 35mm Pentax-K, Ilford HP5, Nikon Coolscan

A USB bulb can cast an unusual light

West Coast Motors USB 180T was a Bedford SB5 with Duple Dominant coachwork delivery to the Craigs Campbeltown fleet in late 1978 and seen here at the harbour terminus of the Carradale service from Campbeltown in July 1980.

 

The Bedford SB5 model was ideal for the hilly twists and turns up the west side of Kintyre to Carradale on the B842.

 

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me all tied up...

2x 16GB Pigs vs. 64GB ScanDisk

  

usb resting on a cd

 

The blue USB port is also known as USB 3.0 or SuperSpeed (SS) USB. It was introduced in 2008 and offers a data transfer speed of up to 5 Gbps, which is more than 10 times faster than USB 2.0. In addition, it can transfer data in both directions simultaneously.

Ingenious, but utterly useless. :o)

 

See it Large On Black and be hypnotized.

Taken for a "Faces without People" photo challenge.

 

I looked around for everyday objects that seemed to have faces, and noticed that USB cables seemed to have distinctive eyes and a mouth. As such, I thought I'd play a bit of dress-up, and catch Mr. and Mrs. USB on their wedding day:

 

Mrs. USB got a bit of fabric for her beautiful, flowing hair. (Or is it a veil? Who knows.) Mr. USB got a small, paper bow-tie and some bright elastic for hair. For the background, I used a picture I'd taken of the Brooklyn Bridge, displayed on a laptop behind the subjects. Setup shown in comments.

Old D-Link Powered USB Hub. I use it between my iPad and Focusrite Scarlett (and then the Scarlett goes into my Pioneer receiver.)

 

Photo: Sony NEX-5N + Minolta Rokkor-PF 55mm, f1.7 + 1x Close-Up Filter

USB ports on the back of a computer. A close-up of a computer IO panel.

I extended the original cable from the business card USB drive, and routed it through a small piece of plastic, glued in place just inside the opening. This lets out just enough of the cable to plug into a hub or laptop, but prevents me pulling the wires all the way out.

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Just playing with pictograms..

Happy April Fools' Day

Making a sawed-off USB drive. Read more about this project here.

taken with Fuji X-E1 and 7artisans 25mm f1.8 lens @ f1.8

je bestel twee maal hetzelfde artikel ( 2 poorts usb 3 pci-express kaart) en krijgt dit geleverd. helaas past dit niet zo in mijn PC. geen ruimte voor. krijg nu de bestelling opnieuw thuis gestuurd. ik ben benieuwd of het goed gaat. wordt vervolgt.

 

inmiddels zending twee gehad.

kreeg nu wel twee dezelfde kaartjes.(op de foto de bovenste)

ook deze gaan dus niet passen.

ik heb mijn geld terug gehad en hoefde niets terug te sturen.

ik heb één kaartje aangepast en in de PC gehad, het werd herkent. moet nu nog even een paar kabeltjes bestellen om het werkend te krijgen.(stroom voorziening)

Into the Light - Day 219 - Year 2022

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Linking to the universe for a quarter century

Steampunk usb flash drive

20190503

Nikon FE

Ai NIKKOR 50mm F1.4

Kodak Gold 100 expired 2008

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