My desktop screen from September 2001

this should be a collector item, not trash!

old CBM commodore computaaar.

Banner do pessoal do GUA mostrando as versões de alguns jogos que estão disponíveis para os AMSTRAD (ei! tem Final Fight!).

—Story People

the quote has nothing to do with the photo, but it does describe my mindset pretty much all of the time. this photo is of my old, piece of crap ibook, which i brought out today because i was home sick and it was 90 degrees in the loft! but i couldn't find a wireless connection somehow, so mostly, it was just for show. damn you apple!

This small computer lab was visible through the door window. I ASSUME it is used for some special software or something because the computers are ancient!

Can't wait to get back to a cup coffee on the couch and watching the sun come up.

At the time, this seemed terribly clever.

Inside the Diefenbunker museum of Ottawa

Verkyt da Ucrânia, as teclas já denunciam que ele é um clone de ZX Spectrum.

Conectores familiares, curiosos e totalmente desconhecidos ao lado no KC87

Portada - Artículo en mi blog

Detalhe dos conectores traseiros do Verkyt.

E você achava que não tinha drive de disquetes (está bem é de 3") para o ORIC ATMOS?

Twin Bridges

I would hunt down and keep my favorite clips of the X-Files.

Tilly thinks computers looked better in the 90s than today

Code by Tilly

E os conectores traseiros do KC87.

CICT Building. Museum pieces.

At the time, this seemed terribly clever.

O clone de Jupiter ACE com direito até a "fio solto" :-)

This is back when our company was known as "Travelers Telebrokerage" before the company formed a new one with Metlife's health line called "Metrahealth". That company lasted all of 6 months & was sold to United HealthCare. This was in 1995, I think. This was when I first met Char in June of 1994.

Amdahl CPU module