while waiting for Ayeen. Underneath the MRT Quezon Ave. station.

My old computer setup from home during highschool.

there must have been at least 3 thriving civilizations of sentient dusty bunny in there

A close-up shot of a computer monitor displaying the Windows operating system installing a Service Pack, specifically at Stage 1 of 3 with 0% completion. The screen warns the user not to turn off the computer, set against a blurred blue and purple abstract background typical of older Windows interfaces. The image captures a moment of digital maintenance, evoking nostalgia for early 2000s computing.

Hut 8 at Bletchley Park - note the cycle rack out the front. Most people came to Bletchely Park by bike, so there are bike racks everywhere....

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A core memory module - from the days before silicon chips. Each bobble in the square above is a tiny magnetic torus which is then threaded through with wire, by applying different voltages to the wires, you could chnage the magnet's state, and thus store data.

Colossus - first digital computer in the world

224MB of RAM. For serious.

BTW, you can thank this machine for the blast-from-the-past pictures I've been posting lately.