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What one takes pictures of when there is way too many cloudy days and one is itching to go outside and take pictures!
I'm also sorry that I didn't pay more attention to this. It involved cooking oil somehow which I would have liked to see. They were accepting computer donations which immediately takes hazardous materials out of the waste stream. They were routed to different projects throughout the faire including the oil-related one which was to assemble the workable donations into a supercomputer. Does anyone know how that worked out?
This afternoon my media pc decided to have a few problems, so I had to spend some time scanning the disk for errors and fixing the operating system. Here is a shot of it with the cover popped off
From left to right: MacMini (first PPC), MacBook 13.3", MacBook Pro Unibody 15.4", old workstation PC w/ Vista with 30" Dell display, Dell laptop running WinXP, 12.2" X60s Thinkpad w/ Vista.
The CoCo I remember as having an excellent version of BASIC that could support graphics better than anything else I'd used. The keyboard, however, was terrible. It spawned the CoCo 2 and CoCo 3.
It's a comfy bed:) Also, I bought the tilting bed support from Ikea so I could watch my computer from bed. Best investment I ever made.
This is the inside of an iMac - which is interesting to note because I have not seen circuits this big since I opened up a ten-year old stereo receiver! It makes a great cyber-city and populating the cyber-city are bead-bots that stand on magnets. They are made from rivets (filed down flat on the end) with beads as bodies. Please see the full size here: www.flickr.com/photo_zoom.gne?id=2137046246&size=o
They can be used for role-playing - there are some evil black ones. It will be quite easy to expand this with new circuit boards and bead-bots, more magnets, and accessories, etc.
Streaming the Apple WWDC 2013 keynote. This was the first year people could watch a live stream. But you had to use Safari on a Mac.
This creeps me out every time I look at it, my computer when it completely broke down. Luckily it was repaired.
One of Laurel's favorite things to play on the computer is the coloring subgame in Winnie-the-Pooh Preschool. She's wearing headphones because the Disney games we have all have irritating music on loop.
Grand People's Study House
This is a lecture in computer studies. The teacher gave a demonstration of doing some basic stuff in Microsoft Word 2003 running on Windows XP. It seems that the 'evil imperialistic US' has found it's way into their computers, but I wonder if these are officially purchased and licensed products...
name: Hillary Andrlik
school: Walker Elementary
town: Clarendon Hills
state: IL
The P.E. teacher gave me a red pocket pedometer holder. It was the perfect solution for storing computer mice for the mobile laptop cart. This system makes it very easy for my primary kids to access.
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