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Some fun photos from Large Scale Systems Museum near Pittsburgh!

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  • mwichary@mastodon.onlineM mwichary@mastodon.online

    This magnificent Enter on both sides of this Singer/Friden minicomputer console.

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    @mwichary Long live the vertical Enter! The only correct orientation.

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    • mwichary@mastodon.onlineM mwichary@mastodon.online

      Some fun photos from Large Scale Systems Museum near Pittsburgh!

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      @mwichary Lovely thread that badly needs AltText (would serve the fully sighted well, too)

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      • mwichary@mastodon.onlineM mwichary@mastodon.online

        Some very good on/off switches…

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        @mwichary We need more on/off switches to be like this.

        [edit: me->be]

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        • mwichary@mastodon.onlineM mwichary@mastodon.online

          More of the photos I took are here: https://flickr.com/photos/mwichary/albums/72177720332956990

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          @mwichary OMG this thread is spectacular! Thanks for sharing! 🤩

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          • mwichary@mastodon.onlineM mwichary@mastodon.online

            Why do companies tried to make circular mice happen so hard? I think this is the third one I know of (after the iMac puck one and the later NeXT one).

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            @mwichary Another one for your list: I used one on a Dec MicroVax II, back in the late '80s. It had quite a large diameter, and fit reasonably well under the hand.

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            • mwichary@mastodon.onlineM mwichary@mastodon.online

              Speaking of, some more nice keyboards.

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              @mwichary Can't wait for the next Severance season 🙂

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              • mwichary@mastodon.onlineM mwichary@mastodon.online

                …but I have never seen a screen-less printer-terminal like this one!

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                @mwichary We had a screen-less printer terminal for our PDP-something in high school (Gymnasium) in the early eighties. IIRR it was able to print symbols for the APL programming language

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