Good morning! ☕
(Update: This is not a blasphemy mod. It was a product sold by SiliconGraphics in Germany. There is even a spec sheet for the Espressigo. Ask google if you don't believe me)
Good morning! ☕
(Update: This is not a blasphemy mod. It was a product sold by SiliconGraphics in Germany. There is even a spec sheet for the Espressigo. Ask google if you don't believe me)
@flexion first, this is amazing
second, if it was actually a modded Indigo, it'd be maybe a little more badass actually
Lovely!
As I understand it uses a Gaggia Classic which means it's possible to add a PID modification to it. Nice for improve the quality of your shots via automated temp control and having the boiler preheat in the morning.
Even if you didn't want to go that route it's a great machine inside with plenty of spare parts availability.
@flexion This is awesome!
I used to use an SGI Indigo as my main machine, back in the mid-90s
@flexion "50 Hz" 😂
should try overclocking it
@flexion
Back when companies like this could have some fun with their customers.
This has to be some sort of shit post by SGI, even if the hardware is real.
The press release certainly sounds like they are taking a bit of piss out of their end users.
And I feel that anyone who got one of those had a laugh and then used it. No point in not using it, when you got it, after all. 😛
@flexion note that DIN 4711 does not actually exist. 4711 refers to the Eu de Cologne from, well, Cologne. It is well known in German culture and the number is often used as a joke or placeholder, similar to Foo/Bar, John Doe, or 1337.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Talk:4711#use_of_%224711%22_by_software_engineers
@flexion I thought for sure this was some kind of joke… nope!
http://www.8bit-homecomputermuseum.at/computer/silicon_graphics_espressigo.html
https://commons.m.wikimedia.org/wiki/Category:SGI_Espressigo
@flexion, I am surprised that this is an actual product.
Before I read the alt. text, I genuinely thought this was a quality hack.
@flexion Makita makes Radios and Espresso Machines that run from the same battery packs that their power tools use.
That's cool.
Was about to say " @NanoRaptor, is that you?!?" until I saw the text. XD
@tristrambrelstaff @coldclimate @flexion O.M.G!!!
I'm now gutted that I gave my Indy away, otherwise I could turn it into one of those and stash an Arduino in there to play this when it gets opened 😀
@flexion that would be the ultimate 50th birthday present for a good friend who worked many years at SGI.
Is there the slightest chance to buy one of these from some collector?
Attached: 1 image @[email protected] @[email protected] Yes. Gaggia Inside (TM)