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The very beginning of July 11/2007. Between work, school, and chatting with old friends (hello facebook addiction much) I spend a lot of my time here.. as I am now.. semi working on school assignments, semi goofing off on flickr.
This is an old keyboard from where I work that got replaced with a new one. The woman who used it had not just rubbed off the ink of some letters, but actually worn grooves in the keys with her fingernails. It's not the worst out there, but certainly worse than mine which are kept in near-mint condition due to my two finger typing style.
Feb 04 - Mar 04: Horrible Microsoft corporate style desktop based on the XP log in screen. Short lived.
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Heres my laptop. Its decent. I use it for the ordinary. Sometimes games even though the graphics reek. Actually. They are pretty good if you ask me.
With more time to kill, Jack and I checked out Paul Allen's Living Computer Museum and saw old home computers and mainframes, many of which allow interaction.
I wont turn it on yet. In an hour I'll take it to my mac guy and he'll do the transfer (migration) thing with firewire to move everything from the old mac to the one blue baby.
The news director gives these out if you do something awesome (for a certain value of awesome). Rich, whose desk this is, has quite a few. Does that mean his awesomeness quotient is higher than anyone else's?
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