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New computer build in wood steampunk-ish case. Innards contain a Gigabyte micro-ATX board, Athlon II X4 260 CPU, ATi 5770 HD graphics card, Corsair p128 SSD. That keyboard is made of bamboo.

This is the computer my new one replaced :)

So this is what I've been updating on. It's pretty right? Yes it is. But right now it's pissing me off. A wireless laptop should be able to be on the internet without an ether net cable plugged in. But lately, as in the last four days or so, it's been stupid and it hasn't been loading any internet pages when not plugged in. I'm sorry but I can't seem to keep that plugged in while I'm downstairs because where my router is is upstairs. *sigh* I'm annoyed.

 

Picture of the day for January 20th.

Kaum hingestellt, schon zugemüllt ^^

The computer under the desk was hard to wrap, but we managed to do it!

Rearranging the third floor public access computers

Dresser with DIY computerised picture frame.

Computer Club at Kentish Town Bull & Gate.

18 March 2008

COMPUTER SHORTCUTS

 

Want to save time while surfing the Web or balancing a virtual checkbook? This 2-panel (4-page) guide points out helpful shortcuts that can be found within the most popular Windows PC and Apple Macintosh software

 

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Computer Programmer Resume are really great examples of resume and curriculum vitae for those who are looking for guidance to fulfilling the recruitment in applying jobs and other formal need. These resume forms are also made to be flexible so you can easily change what are needed based on your ...

 

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My pc is dead!! I'm so pissed of!! -.- i woudn't upload something in the next time...

   

update: --> HD Crash :-/

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.

near the Dandenongs. I liked this picture because it looks like a little computer store way out in the middle of nowhere - even though it's not really.

 

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I've sorted all my pictures based on which are my favourites. Click to see the pictures in each category.

 

5 - the best of my favourites [Oz5]

4 - my favourites [Oz4]

3 - good pictures [Oz3]

2 - my average photos [Oz2]

1 - below average [Oz1]

 

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Playstation Beatmania device box

 

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?

Vista dell'interno smontato

Computer Xperts - The Web Solution Company. - www.xperts.net.pk - Sialkot, Pakistan.

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.

U.S. AIR FORCE ACADEMY, Colo. - Thanks to the Exchange, 1,145 incoming freshmen at the U.S. Air Force Academy now have the latest laptops and accessories. Cadets received their computers in early August.

 

“The 2023 Cadet Computer Issue was a success!” said Cathie Byrns, retail business manager for the Colorado Springs Exchange, which includes the academy. “For some Cadets, these are the first computers they’ve owned. The computer issue is their first taste of the Exchange—a taste that we hope will last a lifetime.”

My Childhood C64 Drive :) There's been many moments of loading diskettes in this device

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The fourth computer in the world, CSIRAC (pronounced 'sigh-rack') was designed and built in Australia. It made its first successful test run in November 1949. CSIRAC is the only intact first-generation computer surviving anywhere in the world and is located at the Melbourne Museum.

 

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