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The Rosetta Disk is a 2.8-inch nickel disk micro-etched with 27,000 text pages archiving over 1,000 world languages. The only technology required to read the disk is magnification. The collection of the linguistic material is achieved through a worldwide on-line effort at www.rosettaproject.org. The disk is housed in a magnifying hemisphere of glass and mating hemisphere of high-grade stainless steel.
Clock of the Long Now Museum
San Francisco, California
USA
Purchased: May 2011
Alright. I stopped uploading for a bit (well, 4 months) because i got kind of busy and the return of uploading was getting too small to be worth the effort. I use flickr only to GET FEEDBACK ON WHAT I MAKE and to link my pics to other places (ie Myspace background is a photo i took that is on my flickr) and i was getting no feedback and i had other things to do so i just stopped
well im back for now i suppose, with a good 47 photos taken over the summer and this September. I'll be cutting them down for a while because there are some i dont like all that much, but i think i have a lot of good ones so hopefully i'll get some action on those which will lead to more uploads.
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I cleared out a shitload of shit off of Wallflower so i'll be uploading on that until it gets full.. yes i know that the second account was stupid in the first place but whatever. now i have a backup that's already ready for uploading so there.
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-Evan
This artist is DISK. This picture was taken in Nakano, Tokyo, Japan. You can see more at www.illblend.com
These pins are screwed into the drive to locate it in the P2000C chassis. Note that they are in 2 parts, the pin and the thick washer, this is not mentioned in the official P2000C service manual. Also the pins on the bottom of the drive are longer than those on the top, something else which is not mentioned in said manual.