Trammell HudsonIt's saturday night and the mods are asleep, time to post photos of classic supercomputer boards.
the software in the NeXT made it a workstation, the hardware made it a PC, and the unit sales made it a supercomputer.
adorfer@th never realized that the cmos battery in the NeXT was actually in a battery holder! that was pretty advanced for the time where hardly andybody cared for the time in 6+ years.
@adorfer it does make it super easy to remove when putting the system into storage
Benno 
@th nice way of phrasing it, but the hardware was more like other 'workstations' of it's time like the SparcStation 10 or some IRIX systems, not so much PC-like.
William D. Jones@th I just learned this morning that i860 and i960 are different CPUs :o!
GMate8@th why did I read nudes
penguin42@th Oh I guess the row of LEDs at the front
@penguin42 if it does't have blinking lights, is it really a supercomputer? https://trmm.net/CM-2/
Arthur Elsenaar@th @penguin42 Or some old Soviet flavor boards from the MIR space station.
RoyGreenhilt@th okay I'm going to bite on this thread. Do these count? They're hanging on the wall of my office..
@RoyGreenhilt every office should have a Unibus or Q-Bus machine. https://trmm.net/PDP-11/
@th oh my god. That looks so much like the /34 I built way back when. RX01, RL drive(s), and... TU58?
My days of having fully built 11s in my house are over (though I have a PiDP/11 that is always in the background during my video calls :)
Also everyone should own at least one VT 1xx terminal.