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Assemblato 486DX-33

 

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The computer lab, Chikanta

My computer crashed & burned today...I think it was some type of virus that merrily dismantled all of my system files...hope to salvage some of my wedding photos from out west but I'm not feeling too hopeful. Anyone else ever have a similar experience?

Time for a thorough cleanout and agonizin' reappraisal. Among the old stuff back there was a parallel DB25-Centronix printer cable, and a DB25 serial cable with full 25-pin null-modem adapter (for talking with a long-departed Sun Ultra2). Oh, and a dust rhino or two...

A few of the users of the over 400 computers available to the public at the Seattle Public Libary share a long orange table.

This is my then(2019) new desktop. For years I have owned laptops but I was tired of the limited abilities. My first desktop I had was I think a Windows 93 or 95? I had that back in 2006.

 

This is the most powerful computer I've used and I've been told that I don't use it to it's full potenial.

 

Processor Intel Core i5-9600K CPU @ 3.70GHZ

RAM 16 GB

Graphics NVIDIA GeForce GTX 2060

Walking into the room, I noticed the blue LED power light of an external drive revealed I was not alone...

Rearranging the third floor public access computers

See the original here-

 

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Computer_World

 

I thought it would be fun to recreate this with my laptop and photos of my face. It's a shame- the mock up of the computer screen looked really cool and retro in real life but it didn't quite come out in the photo so I had to superimpose the screen back onto it!

 

My, the world has changed in 27 years...

Marcus Hill, PhD Computer Science

Stormtrooper anti-virus.

This seemed to be one of the central systems of the Jumbo Javelin (cargoship). There were knobs and switches to turn on and off all kinds of stuff that was related to the engines. As you can see there were many screens, dial indicators and some warning signs. So it looked rather impressive. It felt like I was suddenly dropped into a 1950s sci-fi decor instead of a ship.

Everything needs repairs. So does laptops, PC and Computer need repairning.

Lighting Study with low budget set-up,

 

This is what an amateur photographer does at his regular job when his computer crashes. ( Blue Screen of Death ... Never Trusted That Bill Gates)

Barrio Virginia, Santa Clara, Cuba

Well, ArcoLinuxB Plasma

Okay, this is a set-up shot. I had already pushed the memory in, and i unclipped it just to push it in again for the photo opportunity! ;)

 

I can't remember at what point we put in the hard drive. It might already be there by now. In the corner, just next to my right hand.

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