The AI-generated cat pictures thread
08-13-2015, 11:11 AM
I assume they'll end up on eBay?
I've had all the non-imac-macs and inside they were very pc case like (including the 512ke). Though the unsuccessful was the most pc-like for sure.
I've had all the non-imac-macs and inside they were very pc case like (including the 512ke). Though the unsuccessful was the most pc-like for sure.
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08-13-2015, 11:27 AM
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They'll languish in a closet until they're worthless, then they'll be disposed of.
Of course, not ever unusually-shaped computer developed under the Jobs administration was a success. The NeXT cube failed wildly, and resulted in the dissolution and acquisition of NeXT.
Likewise, the Pixar Image Computer, ALSO developed under the reign of Jobs, also failed spectacularly in its target market (medical imaging) and would have taken the whole company with it were it not for the back-room doodling of one particularly talented artist by the name of John Lasseter, who accidentally revolutionized filmmaking and created a multi-billion dollar industry, because he was extremely bored and decided to use the computer to animate cartoons in his spare time.
Of course, not ever unusually-shaped computer developed under the Jobs administration was a success. The NeXT cube failed wildly, and resulted in the dissolution and acquisition of NeXT.
Likewise, the Pixar Image Computer, ALSO developed under the reign of Jobs, also failed spectacularly in its target market (medical imaging) and would have taken the whole company with it were it not for the back-room doodling of one particularly talented artist by the name of John Lasseter, who accidentally revolutionized filmmaking and created a multi-billion dollar industry, because he was extremely bored and decided to use the computer to animate cartoons in his spare time.
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08-14-2015, 08:49 AM
Yeah, I've got the robbins with zippered glass, probably going on 5 years now. Given the rust and fading paint, it's definitely the most attractive part of the car at this point.
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