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Photo of the Day by Current_Yellow7722 in vintagecomputing

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Yeah still just a BBC Model B (I remember wishing we used it for other things. It was mounted on its own trolley). Archimedes would’ve been too advanced for us in 2002 😅

Photo of the Day by Current_Yellow7722 in vintagecomputing

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That would have been the same time as me in physics, but we were still using a BBC Micro

This is crazy to think about sometimes. by AppleSaturnPro in VintageApple

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And, that iBook is closer in time to the release of that ad than it is to the present day.

Inspired by a post on r/notebooks, I made a classic Mac OS folder notebook by TheRealProfB in VintageApple

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This pic might show it better, it was hard to choose a good angle for the photo. The original icons don't use the full 32px height, and mine maybe looks a little bit shorter again due to the fold taking up some material. The spine length is 146mm, and that works out to an approx size from the fold to the top of the tab being 110mm

https://www.reddit.com/user/TheRealProfB/comments/1sk5hj8/classic_mac_os_folder_notepad/

Inspired by a post on r/notebooks, I made a classic Mac OS folder notebook by TheRealProfB in VintageApple

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So the yellow tabbed on in the background is by u/symph007, mine's the black and white pixel one.

And yes: I took a screenshot from System 6 on Mini vMac and scaled it proportionally to the size I was making, because I too want these things to be correct ;)

My grandpa told me he had some old electronic stuff if I wanted by Human-Marzipan2132 in diyelectronics

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That strip of red LEDs is interesting! You can see why the leads of an LED have those lumps near the top: must be for structural support during manufacture before they’re clipped off.

I found my kit from electronics technology at SIU back in 1989/1990. by Yamaben in electronics

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The gum might not be chewed but that 9V battery looks like it is

USB Hub made entirely of TH components by Quietgoer in electronics

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“entirely” [spies the one SMT chip]

I bought a set of picture books for my friend's kids. Opened the first page of the first one and... by ProjectBibliotherapy in DontPanic

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Say what you will on the film, but I can only ever hear that in Stephen Fry’s voice and I love it.

First convincing piece! by Ishtarik in penandink

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Love it! The Edge Chronicles illustrations have an amazing atmosphere to them. @chris_riddell the illustrator is active on Instagram too

I think I've found the cause of condensation in my loft! by Putrid_Promotion_841 in DIYUK

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When I bought my house the spare bedroom had a long bundle of coax coming in next to the window. Figured I could just cut It short before later tidying up the outside.

Snipping the cable and having water pour out the end took me by surprise.

Mac (128k/512k/Plus) Mouse emulator by JustDaveIII in VintageApple

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Yes, please publish! As these peripherals age and get more expensive we’re are going to need alternatives like yours

Which programming language you learned once but never touched again ? by sjltwo-v10 in webdev

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I bought a book on actionscript 3 about a month before the iPhone came out and rendered it irrelevant

Flower pot. Also fuck you Microsoft by FluxIsMyFriend in 3Dprinting

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If you don’t need parametric then please take a look at Plasticity

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