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Martin's refurbishing of vintage computers
after Homebrew Computer Club 40th anniversary reunion
Woodside, CA
November-2013
Computer Viruses
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Leaving my desk for the night. My screen saver displays news headlines from the Post.
Taken for Day in the Life of... for March 20, 2006.
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Eight rackmount servers three APC UPS's one 3com switch one KVM One patch panel 1600 Cisco Router one 8 Port KVM Two Maxtor one touch NAS one VCR one HP2420D and one HP LaserJet M2727 MFP and 350 feet of CAT5 Make a happy computer geek
I used a chocolate mold to get those tiny keys on the keyboard, but everything else was modeled by hand. I rolled out teeny weeny pieces of fondant to get the logo and details on the computer screen.
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I finally realize that I have a desk I could clean off and put things on to take photos of rather than just sticking with the floor ...
Desk #2 - Winwick Quay (again)
You'll note the lack of natural light in here. This is because the only windows led into an internal corridor. I say "corridor" but that doesn't do it justice - it was an office created in the old warehousing half of the block, opposite the server cage.
I'm reliably informed that there is a ball pit located here, the premises having been turned over to a Jungle Gym kinda facility.
This was my first computer - in my dorm room from 1997. This was an AMD K6 with a 166mhz processor. The monitor is still in use but the computer is long gone - taken apart by kids at a local school.
This is a CTX computer and monitor that I got from Office Max my second year of college. This was actually a floor model so there was a discount. I remember hooking it into the campus network and taking forever to get it to work. I downloaded a lot of stuff to this computer.
3d-printable computer fan model for testing #3dprinter overhang structures. thingiverse.com/thing:971944
secondary workstation: poster of jack kerouac. mini fridge. evoluent mouse. steelcase amia chair bought from www.ergonomicchairpro.com/index.html
sort of...: Direkt auf dem Chip in der Bildmitte, der sie hochaufgelöst filmt und gezielt einzeln stimuliert, leben die tausendfach vernetzten und untereinander kommunizierenden Hirnzellen von Mäusen. Entwickelt in Basel vom Team rund um Prof. Andreas Hierlemann: www.bsse.ethz.ch/bel. Originaldurchmesser: anderthalb mal ein 5 Frankenstück. Kurzes Video davon, was sich damit aufzeichnen lässt: www.youtube.com/watch?v=SsLMyKhOHAY
So sah damals mein erster Personal Computer aus. Compaq Presario mit 80486 Prozessor, 120 Mbyte Harddisk und mickrigen 16 MB RAM und Windows 95. Davor war ich ein grosser Amiga Fan und habe die PC Welt ziemlich belächelt da dort im Vergleich die technische Entwicklung einfach sehr langsam ablief.
Bild: computermuseum.li
My computer/laptop had to be taken in to be diagnosed and then hopefully repaired. I spent a good deal of time trying to solve the problem myself and learned a lot in the process. I am hoping the hard drive is not wiped out. I am also realizing how I should be better at backing up files and photos. I am going away for the weekend. I hope when I return I will have my computer back.
Hope to be back to posting and commenting more consistently next week!
A Bible and college textbooks sit next to a laptop computer.
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... and my beloved Smith-Corona
It was 1983 and computers were the latest, hottest thing. I was terribly excited about getting one. I paid $1800 for my Apple IIe. It had 64 kb of ram. Was there software available? I don't remember any. The Web was still a decade away. I took a class in Basic programming. With a great deal of effort, I could add sums. After about six months, I sold it and returned to my typewriter. Three years later I bought a Commodore 128. By that time, there were rudimentary word processors available. I dabbled on the Internet (the Web was still a few years off) and found little more than brief text conversations that reminded me of CB chatter. My how things have changed.
Distinti signori di mezza età in tutine aderenti fanno esplodere l'intero Auditorium. Così.
Kraftwerk 3D, Auditorium Parco della Musica, Roma.