1st Gen Lunchtable Thread - General Discussion

Current computer workhorse right now.


And my Mobile.


Loading up TW takes a while though.

 

Ran a good trail and then got talked into running another which was my buddy's favorite trail and where we had spread his ashes. I thought I was OK with it til we got to the bottom and started airing up. I miss my buddy

 

Theres also a doom clone on office 95.
https://youtu.be/kK0M74E8PS4

 

The fry's mouse pad.

 

No, I'm donating it to the Salvation Army.

 

I remember that on the ps3

 

Those under monitor power stations were the shit! And, back when Fry's was still good. I miss it.

Those palmtops wee something too. I miss my old palm treo, they were more focused than a smartphone.

 

Man, I was about to say. I hope no one your pay you for you me unwanted junk.

 

I have an old Toshiba laptop from 92 laying around I boot up once in a blue moon for shits and gigs. Intel 486 powered baby

 

@esxcli
@xtremewlr

https://youtu.be/gPkobbNsrIc

 

I have some great retro systems at home too. My Windows 98 machine is still my favorite.

 

66MHZ DX2 Power. Enough to run DooM

 

Getting older sucks. Everyone we meet goes away one way, or another.



My uncle passed away of pancreatic cancer today. Its been unavoidable for a while, so I'm actually not beat up about it. It feels weird. On the other hand, I'm up later than usual, and definitely not sober...

 

Git gud

 

I think some of the early distributed file processing across multiple nodes went on to become the hairstyle known as Hadoop.

 

Do you want me to call an ambulance? It appears you've had either a stroke, or an epileptic seizure.

 

I still have my Thinkpad T43. Only 15 years old, but I wrote so much code and so many lab reports that the keys are worn shiny. What a machine.


Also, at least its not Windows ME!

 

I'm sorry to hear that. Were you guys close?

 

The big beige machine in the picture replace my Toshiba 430CDS, Sadly it died recently from drive failure. I still use these for programming old radios with some old dos gaming on the side.