Adam Brisebois (YesterGearPC) @yestergearpc@ccrvb.com

@tubetime Oooh interesting. My 25 doesn't have this lock. Mine was a single floppy model, and the right bay is just 100% blank.

@textfiles This is the future of mankind. 😂

@arstechnica I can't believe that's AI generated, all the hands have the proper amount of fingers.

@nostalgianerd

@f00fc7c8 I think Jack's thing is Borg related. Due to Locutus nanojizz in Picard's seed.

@ClarusPlusPlus Pontoons for water landing/takeoff, plus a davit and rigging on the bow to load/unload the helicopter onboard like a modern ship's lifeboat system.

@jhavard Definitely needed this in my life.

@cyberspice @foone I have several in my collection :)

@foone I have a hard time caring about ARM as an architecture, as well. I personally think the entire arch will be gone within a decade or two, probably replaced by RISC-V or another new ISA.

But it has been in some really cool stuff, and there have been a few notable examples that were interesting in and of themselves.

Intel's attempts with StrongARM and xScale were neat enough to catch my attention for a few minutes.

One of my favorites:

@cypnk I mean, that fits the idea of the modern primary education system, so why not, right?

"As institutional as possible" -The modern school system

@benjedwards This is me. Probably 1983, maybe 1984.

@kalleboo screenshot says PowerMac 6500, even better.

@nrmelnick All the time. I have at least 20-30 pieces in my collection that I have zero recollection of where/how I picked them up.

@austinkocher I recognized XKCD's style immediately.

Full res:

https://xkcd.com/1688/

Who knew the 8-bit-guy could rap?

(Fresh YTP)

#8-bit-guy #8bitguy #YTP

@xodium Gatekeepers of any level tick me off.

Everybody has a different definition of what is retro/vintage/old.

Just let people like things :)

@ukscone This is one I did a while back lol