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This week .12 Jan.18 Jan. our theme is:

~~~~~ FACES...all kinds ~~

Art Week Gallery Theme

ai/gimp/pixlr

Rather stylish all-in-one unit.

Little fingers typing on my laptop computer

Guess what she's playing there...

added to the Cream of the Crop as my most viewed photo

I have 3 boxen at work. Two Dell P3 600's and a G3 Mac. Hardly pushing the envelope but as the development server is a 16 processor Sun box the desktop is not really a problem. The Windows box is mainly used for testing in IE and Eclipse (which I only use as a CVS client) plus stuff like Winamp and GAIM. The Mac is only used for testing IE Mac stuff and we are dropping support for that sooner or later. They share a monitor using a dual input switch but as we dont have a USB KVM anywhere handy there are separate mice and keyboards including a god awful puck mouse.

The linux machine is where I do my work. VIM (or several VIM's), and Firefox + Thunderbird and quite often the GIMP are open constantly plus about 3 or 4 terminal windows to different locations on different servers.

Its not a bad office. I traded in a lack of view from the window (which is pretty good as it looks towards the posh end of Bath over the river) for no one being able to see my screens. Handy that at times.

I Dislike my computer now,

I can nolonger get on to the BAF.

So I can't check to see when the next convention is:P

could some one please tell me when

the next lego convention will be?

-one that is sponsored by brickarms-

thanks!

keyboard Macro Taken with T-Mobile G2 Smartphone

after seeing the photo of 10mbyte computer it reminded me of a team of programmers I led in 1970. We had mini computers with 64 kilo bytes of memory. We wrote to operating system and applications to support 8+ users in assembler in re-entrant code. These minis were to be distributed around australia. Data storage was a 2mega byte removable disc!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

From our friend Ken

Cords providing power and connecting an external hard drive to my computer.

125 Pictures in 2025: #23 Connections

The Amiga 500 was Commodore's best-selling model of Amiga.

The name "Amiga" is Spanish for "a female friend". Commodore wanted users to think of the computer as user-friendly, and indeed, the Amiga inspired a very ardent community of supporters that exist to this day.

Computer cemetery

85/366/2020, 3372 days in a row.

My new desktop computer. I post-processed this photo on it.

(So so fast!)

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It's broken thanks to a flying wood block over the back of the couch.

The laptop where I do most of my blogging.

collab wth Dave Goodchild

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tool for everything .

Trading Stocks online on Notebook Computer.

When using this image please provide photo credit (link) to: www.tradingacademy.com per these terms: www.tradingacademy.com/resources/financial-education-cent...

Computer Museum

keys within reach

Heatsink lit by multicolored LED lamps.

I saw this on Jon Hick’s flickr account. Very impressive and makes me want to get a mac even more. Who needs a pc anyway? It uses parallels to switch between the OS and is only $39 which is pretty good value in my opinion.

From Parallels website,”Parallels Desktop for Mac is an easy to use virtual machine which allows users to run Windows and other OSes in virtual containers directly on Mac OS X desktop. Use Windows applications without losing the functionality of your Mac - no rebooting required.”

You Tube Vid - Fast OS swithing on a Macbook on you tube

w00t

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Items featured on my desk but not readily apparent from this angle:

- Large EuroTrip (the movie) cup full to brim with old keys, coin, and fingernail clippers.

- 1 bathroom token for Baja Fresh

- Girl sunglasses

- Canned air

- Oakley hardcase for the pipe.

- "nobody gives a fuck about your blog"

- "learning how to smile" pouty-face & Radiohead bear

- 1 spool Gold ribbon

- Box of Hot & Spicy Cheez-Its

- CDR spool

- 8 more Dr. Pepper cans

- Rolling tupperware stack used as receptacle for periodic desk-sweep-apocalypse.

- Secret entrance to the magical world of Narnia.

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My Power Macintosh G3 from 1999.

Released in 1995, this second album cemented my love for this band although I have drifted away from them as they moved into more experimental waters!

Their first album was a perfect 'grunge rock' album and in fact a song from it, Creep, was our wedding song although we didn't meet until after this album.

But this album was outstanding at a time when the charts were dominated by 'lad rock'. For me it was clever, thrashy, interesting and introspective with the right touch of misery and angst, at a difficult time in my life. I remember singing loudly while crying and driving at the same. time.

I loved the later albums (particularly Ok Computer) but this one is the one that is still in my car.

I am listening to it now.

There isn't a bad song on it .

(my son deserves huge credit for helping me with these covers)

I bought a MacBook, black. Just installed 2 GB RAM, now it's fast. Not really sure what I think of the keyboard yet. Only downside is that it gets really hot.

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en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Commodore_Plus/4

...since my old one melted in the fire.

Computer Museum

The Flickr Lounge-Resolutions

These glasses block out the blue rays on my computer and iPad that can cause eye strain.

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This is my BBC Master 128 playing the enhanced master version of Elite. No floppy disks in use here - the game has been loaded of USB memory stick.

The USB system is provided by the RetroClinic DataCentre. You can read more about this device here.

You can see my DataCentre board in this photo.

Please take a look at www.retrocomputers.eu for more info about my retro computer collection.