historic drystone sheep dykeDec 27
The computer history museum has a gallery wall of buttons i would commit louvre heist crimes to obtain
Show threadhistoric drystone sheep dykeDec 27
We gotta bring back logos like this
Show threadhistoric drystone sheep dykeDec 28
Anyway we’re in a throuple with Jeeves now
Show threadhistoric drystone sheep dykeDec 28
This is how we should be controlling our computers in 2025
Show threadsenDec 28
@hannah I use a modern version of this, but the original ones look so much more futuristic than the recent ones do.
Show threadDave FischerDec 28
@sen @hannah The very first model looks kinda homebrew. This squarish one (model #2) is my favorite, and the same model we have in our museum.
Show threadsenDec 28
@davefischer @hannah ooo interesting, I don’t know that I’ve ever seen an original one then, in my head this is the first one (which belongs with Serious CAD Workstations alongside Dials and LPFK)
Show threadDave Fischer
@sen @hannah The first gen was resold by SGI, E&S, and Stardent, so... right at the moment high-end graphics was being handed off from the exotic-mainframe-peripherals to the workstation world.
Dec 28 at 4:18amWeb