TOS wrote: super stalker creepy "nice guy/incel" father/son
The Random Image Thread (keeping it PG-13 at the worst)
I would love to be there when that guy contests the ticket. 
Archduke Franz Ferdinand and his wife, Sophie, leave Sarajevo City Hall on June 28, 1914.
funnily enough, though next in line for succession (and the emperor would die in just a few years), ferdinand was strongly opposed to the dynasty's imperialistic policies, especially as pertaining to serbia ... letting him live might have changed history completely
at the same time as a person, he was a truly awful human being
at the same time as a person, he was a truly awful human being
"TOS ain’t havin no horserace round here. “Policies” is the coin of the realm." -- iDaemon
theda bara, 1916
she was hollywood's first big sex symbol ... she usually played the exotic seductress (despite being from ohio), but eventually got tired of being pigeonholed and quit the business when she couldn't get any other roles
she was hollywood's first big sex symbol ... she usually played the exotic seductress (despite being from ohio), but eventually got tired of being pigeonholed and quit the business when she couldn't get any other roles
"TOS ain’t havin no horserace round here. “Policies” is the coin of the realm." -- iDaemon
Curious George got a bit too curious.
TOS wrote:
It was brutal today here.
Last night I went to bed in my nice air-conditioned bedroom and awoke after three stifling with my sheets glued to my sweaty body. The power was off. I found out talking to some of my neighbors that it went off at 1:30 or so. Came back on about 5am.
Little Chico was still cuddled up to my back, poor little dude was half wet from my sweat getting on him.
And today the hammer really fell, super hot and super humid. The cats spent the day in the basement.
Not even duct tape will fix stupid, but it can muffle the sound.
Just about 3 months before the iMac, came the all in one G3 Mac
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Power_Mac ... All-In-One
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Power_Mac ... All-In-One
and then everything changed when the iStuff arrived
a suit! he's wearing a suit!
at least there's no tie
a suit! he's wearing a suit!
at least there's no tie
I remember using these, but I swear there was also a more boxy one, and I liked the boxy one more than the smooth one.ukimalefu wrote: Just about 3 months before the iMac, came the all in one G3 Mac
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Power_Mac ... All-In-One
obvs wrote:I remember using these, but I swear there was also a more boxy one, and I liked the boxy one more than the smooth one.ukimalefu wrote: Just about 3 months before the iMac, came the all in one G3 Mac
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Power_Mac ... All-In-One
There were the 54xx and 55xx series powermacs before them.
dv wrote:obvs wrote:I remember using these, but I swear there was also a more boxy one, and I liked the boxy one more than the smooth one.ukimalefu wrote: Just about 3 months before the iMac, came the all in one G3 Mac
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Power_Mac ... All-In-One
There were the 54xx and 55xx series powermacs before them.
There were other all in ones, hey, THE original Mac is all in one, but the one I posted is a G3, and you can't see it in that image but the top is translucent.
IIRC, the AIO (All In One) G3s were available only to educational markets.
I fondly recall the G3 Minitower I had of the same generation.
I fondly recall the G3 Minitower I had of the same generation.
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obvs wrote:I remember using these, but I swear there was also a more boxy one, and I liked the boxy one more than the smooth one.ukimalefu wrote: Just about 3 months before the iMac, came the all in one G3 Mac
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Power_Mac ... All-In-One
I bet you are thinking of the eMac.
I seem to be the only person who hated the original iMac line. Heinous, little crap boxes. Anyone who ever had to work inside one knows what utter pieces of cheap human waste they were.
The Bondi iMacs had a 10 to 15% dead out the box rate and Apple refused to allow replacements. They had to be sent to Apple for repair.
I worked at the only Apple certified repair center in a 70 mile radius and that first Xmass after the iMac came out was a God damned nightmare. I had a stack of at least 30 DOA iMacs to process and send back to Apple and had to deal with the anger of all those people who were sold a dead one and could not simply exchange it for a new one the way you could with any other stick fiddling brand on the market.
Not even duct tape will fix stupid, but it can muffle the sound.
I actually had an eMac as my main work computer for several months(and it was several years out of date by that point).
No, I mean when I was back in high school I feel like there were G3 machines that were all-in-one and not curvy, because I remember seeing the curvy one and thinking "Oh, that's different." They didn't have eMacs when I was in high school.
No, I mean when I was back in high school I feel like there were G3 machines that were all-in-one and not curvy, because I remember seeing the curvy one and thinking "Oh, that's different." They didn't have eMacs when I was in high school.