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Please could you stop the noise, I'm trying to get some rest
From all the unborn chicken voices in my head
What's this? (I may be paranoid, but not an android)
What's this? (I may be paranoid, but not an android)
The MISTIC computer in the MSU Computer Laboratory.
March 31, 1960
Repository Information:
Michigan State University Archives & Historical Collections, Conrad Hall, 888 Wilson Rd., Room 101, East Lansing, MI 48824, archives.msu.edu
Subjects:
Michigan State University -- Buildings -- Computer Center
Resource Identifier:
A003536
This is my Office / Computer Room / Editing Work Station. There is now a Mac hooked up via a KVM to this as well, not pictured, because who the hell cares about a mac, it barely gets used, because I CAN DO EVERYTHING IT CAN DO AND BETTER ON MY PC. Why did I get a Mac? I have no idea? Garbage is what they are.
Macbook Pro 15', 500gb External WD HDD, Beyerdynamic MMX1 headphones, Belkin 7 port usb hub, Logitech G15 Keyboard and Logitech VX Revolution mouse. There's also an Antec laptop cooler under the laptop,
Ob wohl, wenn ich die Alt-Taste losließe, die Tastatur wieder wie neu wäre...?
Ziemlich viele gleiche Ideen hier, oder? Vielleicht zu offensichtlich...? ;-)
This is my now finished home built Z80 based computer in an earlier state. 32K RAM, 16K ROM, 4 MHz.
Yellow wires are address wires, red wires are data wires and black wires are miscellaneous.
I began building it in the beginning of 1990 as an evening activity with the local Young Scientists club. At the time of this photo It's almost finished, apart from the clock-circuit, programming and debugging. The only hardware it lacks is capacitors for the clocks and the IC's, and some wiring for the serial interface.
Update May 14 2011 - I found the block drawing for it and the design for the clock circuit so I now know what capacitor I need to make it tick. Yay!
Update June 2021 - Finally got it working after thoroughly checking all the wirings and getting inspiration from the vast resources of internet.
1980 - The first computer used in classrooms. By 1984, there was an average of 1 computer per 92 students
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Your favorite classroom (take the photo from where you like to sit) - Computer Lab
Why is this classroom your favorite? Math class
Add 1 part soft squishy hand, several parts cleanly cut wire ties. Apply tension to limb supporting squishy hand section. Achieve original task of installing wire, with hand scaring particulate.
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