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This is the keyboard of Daryl's laptop, which I usually use because Daryl is always on the desktop. There are a lot of things to like about this computer--it does have a fast processor and a really nice screen--but it can be equally annoying.

 

One big design flaw? The numbers on the top row of the keypad are done in orange. So you can't see them in most situations. Gah!

 

(PS: This shot was taken with my Fuji F10, which is actually new to me... my old F10, which I like to keep in my purse at all times, was having many problems, and I saw a used one on KEH cameras for SO cheap, so I snatched it up. I'm really happy with my purchase.)

There's little hope for this drive :(

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I salvaged everything I needed

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Tinkertoy computer from the long-gone Boston Computer Museum.

 

It's not really in focus, but it's one of the only photos I have of it.

  

What I usually keep next to me while I'm on my computer.

iPhone

Coffee/Other drink

Headphones

It was my Grandfathers, and all of his handwritten notes on the pages are still there.

Love this book.

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the best part is the PC fan!!

I tried by putting the laptop in this box but I still can't see it very well. This would be an awesome place to blog but I guess it's not gonna happen.

computer abstract art

Wendy, Ruth, Stan, Hymie & Faye

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The average was three to a computer

at my desk . . .

desktop in the back

courtesy of Sarrah.

photo called "phone"

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Go little Acer, go!

 

putting in an airport extreme card took 11 minutes. And only that long because I had to find a screwdriver.

Yeah, so, I have this thing where I think the pinnacle of strategic computer gaming ended with Red Alert 2. Master of Orion 3 was a disaster, Alpha Centauri was too busy, Emperor of Dune too hard to follow.

 

So, here I am, kickin' it old school with the Windows 95-compatible Star Wars: Rebellion.

 

I enjoy the game, even though it crashes about once an hour on XP, has at best average computer AI, and is about as graphically advanced as a recipe box.

 

Plus, almost every gaming magazine gave it average ratings, so I actually had to pay $20 to get this on eBay because there's just not a lot of copies in circulation, it seems.

 

But it lets me build fleets of Rebel ships and stick it to the ol' Empire. I can overlook a lot for that opportunity.

Noah & Logan playing on the computers

My first computer, an Intersil Intercept jr. with a 12-bit-CPU IM6100.

testing out my new extension tubes, a close up of my computer monitor

Almost everything in place in new computer. Missing a fan mounted on rear vent of case.

Nearly 130 students from 11 high schools in Atlantic, Ocean, Monmouth and Cape May counties participated in the Computer Science Teachers Association South Jersey (CSTA-SNJ) computer science competition at Stockton University.

 

Photo: Susan Allen/ Stockton University

the computer I built for my father-in-law. It broke, most likely due to all this dust. Even after cleaning it out it was still broken. So I built him a new one.

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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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