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Optional printer module. I still have 3 unopened ribbons of ink. It could also print without ink onto thermal paper, which is what you see here. The print would last for a couple of weeks before fading. I love that it had this dual functionality. You could decide if your print was important enough to use your ink for more permanence.
This is my Neon, packed full of cruft to take to an Earth Day computer recycling event. My trunk, and my mother's car, were packed to bursting as well, and we still didn't get all of the stuff I'd hoarded over the years, but it was the majority of it.
It feels so good to have all that stuff gone.
We got my old ATARI 400 to work with a sufficiently old TV set. The 2600 needs more work in order to work, and the joysticks need to be replaced or refurbished
Mohammed Mustapha Yadjalal founded a school in his Nima home in 1984. In 1986, when it reached the point that he had 400 students in his home, the school moved to its present site, and was later taken over by the Islamic Education Unit of the Ghana Education Service. Students learn Arabic and Islamic studies from 8:00 - 10:00am, and then a conventional English curriculum from 10:00am - 3:00pm. He is pictured in his office at the school.
I should have copied this text before I reformatted the computer, really. From what I can make out above...
"Pretty self explanitroy, this part. The Pregnants formed in 1932 under the name 'Creamy Goodness and The Housepainters' and, after changing their name several times, began a career spanning 113 years, during which time they have barely improved at all. In fact, some would say they have gotten worse, whereas others say they couldn't have."
You can see that I currently have a disassembled Toshiba T1850 laptop from 1992 on my desk area. I'm working on getting a new hard drive. This one I got from a neighbor. Do you notice anything strange about it? I'll give you a cookie if you do.