Old Machine interfaces found at The Black Hole, an amazing industrial surplus store.

This is the way Jeff wants to find it.

One of the first portable PCs. Released in 1981. See oldcomputers.net/osborne.html

Inside a floppy without a floppy.

E claro que o pessoal do ZDP levaria um MSX!

Este não estava a venda, apenas em exposição, um A1200 com controladora SCSI (Squirrel, via porta PCMCIA) e (quase) tudo que se tem direito, até mesmo um genlock!

Tratando de rescatar mi computadora vieja, que algún día migraré a Linux

If I were to have a "ghetto dev" Celeron 433 in my closet as a file/CD/DVD burning/storage system, it might look something like this. And run Windows XP, using 64 MB of RAM after logging in. (I don't know how I got there either.)

E claro, o que vai ligado em cada coisa do KC87!

Momento em que a minha edição do "Tape Covers - I" era autografada.

Original Disk! (Of what? No idea...)

Micro-ordinateur SINCLAIR ZX81(RAM : 1 Ko ROM : 8 Ko) avec poussoir Reset.

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Com placa de rede e conectado à Internet com um cliente de IRC!

Cray supercomputer module (Cray-4 prototype)

Been in storage with the disk inside for all this time.

Fine Art

Fly

Old Machine interfaces found at The Black Hole, an amazing industrial surplus store.

O pessoal do Commodore Plus, o sujeito na foto é o feliz proprietário do Commodore MAX Machine.

(Trying to) explain one of the first internet memes to Tilly was amusing.

How to center text before you could just click a couple of buttons.