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"Classic" Tandem Stacking 1, January 1975 [26:46]

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I can’t say I’ve seen a staple remover like this. [4031x3023 - 4.71MB]

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The only MiniDisc recorder with a stylus | Techmoan

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Mechanical 32-line COLOUR TV monitor [05:03]

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Old ephemeral tech that almost was

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Franklin Dobson Aircar Hovercraft / Ground Effect Vehicle 1960s Footage Video(6:33)

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Bad Apple demo on IBM 8088 @ 4.77MHz

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Brittany Venti with a weird forest cubical thirst trap, but I'm ogling that beastly CRT. [1638x2048 - 3MB]

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Card Radios Remembered

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Pick up a big stone from the ditch and make a stone mortar, turning waste into treasure【阿木爷爷 Grandpa Amu】

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Silicon die teardown: a look inside an early 555 timer chip

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Don Lancaster's 'Hardware Hacker' and Guru Lair page - Check it out, before it's too late

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LCCS (Liquid Crystal Color Shutter) CRT TV you've probably never heard of. [0:45]

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Booting the IBM 1401: How a 1959 punch-card computer loads a program

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Examining a technology sample kit: IBM components from 1948 to 1986

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1950 Teletone TV208 7JP4 Portable TV Resurrection soooo many bad parts [1:42:52]

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The World's First Atomic Pile CP-1 "The Day Tomorrow Began" University Of Chicago 62774. Video(26:49)

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The Craft of Picture Tube Rebuilding [1:46:41]

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RCA CTC35 Chassis and RCA Color Repair CTC17-35 TV Tips and Tricks and Test Jig [1:48:08]

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An old John Deere dozer. [4032x3024 - 5.75MB]

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12BA6 Vacuum Tube, made in 1987. [4032x3024 - 2.65MB]

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For @morbo [4032x6048 - 1MB]

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" The Tyranny Of Large Numbers " 1960s Western Electric Automated Manufacturing Documentary

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Axonix 4XR CD-ROM: Powered by PS/2 (and frustration) | LGR Blerbs

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This 150-year-old technology is still mind blowing! This is a museum in the Netherlands.

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