Scratch

Awesome.

Dude, I actually could use an Apple III right now.

Next time you go back, think you could ste... No, borrow one for me?

Last edited by iCode-747 (2011-02-12 18:18:57)

PW132 wrote:

iCode-747 wrote:

Awesome.

Dude, I actually could use an Apple III right now.

Next time you go back, think you could ste... No, borrow one for me?

They didn't have an Apple III. Would of been interesting to see, though, because it was Apple's first of few commercial failures. (The other one that comes to mind was the Lisa, which they did have.)

Yeah.

Oh, yeah, and P!ppin or whatever.

THAT was really bad.

Apple's biggest failures are it's architecture choice ands it's newer mice.

(according to MaximumPC)

PW132 wrote:

Hehe, so much fun. 

It was big. And there was a PDP-1 there. And a Cray-1A. And a Xerox Alto, a prototype of Pong, one of Pixar's computers, blahblahblah *goes on nerd rant*

hahahahaha lame



the Mill City Mueseum owns that




hours of reading about corn and wheat, interactive grain lift, even edible bread sampling!

littletonkslover wrote:

PW132 wrote:

Hehe, so much fun. 

It was big. And there was a PDP-1 there. And a Cray-1A. And a Xerox Alto, a prototype of Pong, one of Pixar's computers, blahblahblah *goes on nerd rant*

hahahahaha lame



the Mill City Mueseum owns that




hours of reading about corn and wheat, interactive grain lift, even edible bread sampling!

Do I even have to say anything about that?

PW132 wrote:

littletonkslover wrote:

PW132 wrote:

Hehe, so much fun. 

It was big. And there was a PDP-1 there. And a Cray-1A. And a Xerox Alto, a prototype of Pong, one of Pixar's computers, blahblahblah *goes on nerd rant*

hahahahaha lame



the Mill City Mueseum owns that




hours of reading about corn and wheat, interactive grain lift, even edible bread sampling!

Do I even have to say anything about that?

awesome

PW132 wrote:

littletonkslover wrote:

PW132 wrote:

Do I even have to say anything about that?

http://events.mnhs.org/media/images/sit … um_LR4.jpg







awesome

http://www.computerhistory.org/VisibleS … 956_lg.jpg
I think the last working PDP-1 is more amazing than that.

http://www.computerhistory.org/babbage/ … engine.jpg
So is a working Babbage Engine.

lol

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anyways im minnesotan we have all those potato foundations and the soy museum and barley monuments

iCode-747 wrote:

Apple's biggest failures are it's architecture choice ands it's newer mice.

Had to post it. 

littletonkslover wrote:

PW132 wrote:

Also look, I get happy about something and hardly anyone cares and just starts disputing it. Thanks guys.

no mostly just me

Yes.

blazerv82 wrote:

technoguyx wrote:

iCode-747 wrote:

Apple's biggest failures are it's architecture choice ands it's newer mice.

http://img716.imageshack.us/img716/263/ … wonmac.jpg

Had to post it. 

roflz

So true. Actually, the place you went to sounds very fun and interesting. Where is it?

Somewhere in Silicon Valley. 

Look up the site, it has the precise location.

littletonkslover wrote:

PW132 wrote:

littletonkslover wrote:

no mostly just me

Yes.

c:



Don't worry I hate a lot of people

That really helps.

rufflebee wrote:

cool
i'm going to a holocaust museum tomorrow and some art gallery

Cool.

PW132 wrote:

Blade-Edge wrote:

Did you learn anything new

That Pixar made computers, and lots and lots of things about really early computers. Like the Babbage Engine.

The Babbage Engine is cool. Did they have anything about Ada Byron Lovelace?