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I keep walking past the office at night wondering what a long exposure of all the little blinking lights would look like. Well I finally got round to it, omg how many lights!
See the "Computer Startup Focuses On Saving Energy" video
Frank Gruber of SOMEWHAT FRANK and co-founder of TECH cocktail talks with Aaron Milano of computer startup Burr Technologies as they look to create energy efficient computers that help lessen your carbon footprint on the planet Earth. Distributed by Tubemogul.
A truly breathtaking plaque celebrating Larry's contributions to the iPod hardware team. I don't deserve to have my picture among all those amazing people.
The iPod hardware team visits the Computer History Museum for Larry's retirement party.
I was actually looking for something else when I found this. In something like 1990 or so I had a show of my paintings in New York. I aso collected a carrier bag full of fragments of layered, aged posters I tore off light poles, etc. I'm fairly sure I don't have them now, as I lost most of my groovy crapola, however when I saw this Calder bag in the garage I thought, "Aha!" and staggered into the kitchen with it.
When I looked inside I realised it was a bag of letters, but my "Damnation." turned to "!!!" when I saw my sister's punchcard letter. I'd been wanting to find it for some time. It just decided to find me - and only four days past its 38 year anniversary (although perhaps I received it on the 25th, which is the date I found it).
My sister was a total geek then, computers, scifi, Star Trek, super8 movie-making. I dunno what happened to her, as she's not terribly geeky now. Was it timing? She might've passed over computers as it was too early to do much with them unless one had bags of money. Are you out there, D? Did you ever think you'd see this letter again?
All sorts of old technologies were on display, from Commodore 64s to Ataris to god knows what else; all sorts of obscure electronic gadgetry to be seen.
Punched Tape computer programmes at TNMOC (The National Museum of Computing)
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A look into a Year 2 classroom. Too busy on the computers to even notice I was taking their photos.
ANSH 36 Item 21 Someone listening to headphones
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Members of AmeriCorps, who have been in the area assisting others after Hurricane Sandy, paid a visit to the Brigantine branch to check out the library's computers.
My computer has been subject to about 5 "uncommon", "rare" and "seldom" faults and problems. It seems they get worse and worse every time. This time my CMOS battery died. fun. Can't even start up.
Because, you know, that's what's supposed to happen, computers are supposed to break. That's why we buy them, so they can die on us eventually.