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Unix recovery level: GOD.

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Before Amiga: The Story of the 16-bit Commodore 900

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Star Wars - Imperial March on Eight Floppy Drives

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Early Computer Speech Synthesis (1961)

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Grandaddy - Jed's Other Poem (Beautiful Ground) - Programmed in Applesoft II on a 1979 Apple ][+ with 48K of RAM. Seriously.

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Installing a Gotek Floppy Emulator on the Amstrad PCW

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Building a MicroATX IBM Clone! The NuXT Turbo PC (Modern 8088 XT Clone)

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LAN Manager Product Specification, 1987 | OS/2 Museum

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Technician keeps computer made in 1959 still humming along

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Can an external PCI-Express to PCI adapter work? Sort of...

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553

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Rare original 1976 Apple-1 operation manual up for auction

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FalconFly 3dfx Archive.

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Sun Ultra 5 UNIX Workstation running Solaris 8. My first workstation.

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SCAM: Starving Computer Artists Market (1992). Funny stuff. Making fun of all the cliches of computer graphics common in the eighties. Oh look, another fractal generator.

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Digital Effects Demo Reel (1985)

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Windows 1.01 - What Microsoft Windows 1.0 looked like

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SAM: Software Automatic Mouth. Now in a web browser. Have fun.

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Hybrid Keyboard - Creative Prodikeys PC-MIDI

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RFC 1 - Host Software. Where the internet all began.

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DEC VT320: The Classic 1987 Library Computer Terminal

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Xerox Star User Interface (1982)

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Amstrad Mega PC - Console Gaming in an IBM-PC Compatible | Trash to Treasure

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P2 ultra 1999 build.

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Massive under construction gif collection.

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A massive (actual mass) processor from the past: 8-way IBM Power5 chip

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