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Testing polarizer alignments
Rear polarizer wet-applied with RapidTac, testing with loose polarizer
Rear polarizer wet-applied with RapidTac, testing with loose polarizer
look in my cupboards, ye mighty, and despair
Anyone who knows me would know that I staunchly believe in the abolition of capital punishment. However, I feel that a reasonable exception would be whoever designed the case for the Quadra 800.
was just at VCF SW, found some pretty neat stuff
Added this nice PowerBook 3400c to my collection
I will have to send it to get it recapped since it's only making a popping noise and yes I did remove the PRAM battery out of it
I will also need to get a replacement front bezel for it since it's cracked
I will have to send it to get it recapped since it's only making a popping noise and yes I did remove the PRAM battery out of it
I will also need to get a replacement front bezel for it since it's cracked
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Made on a Mac IIfx with Photoshop 2.5.1 under System 6.0.8
The first drawing I made with my newly acquired IIfx last year. No layers and only 640x480, quite limited by the amount of RAM under System 6.
The first drawing I made with my newly acquired IIfx last year. No layers and only 640x480, quite limited by the amount of RAM under System 6.
Always stable at 2.0Ghz 7448 Single in G4 Cube
It was 1995 and I was 15 years old. I had been using a Mac for about a year and I drew this.
And the spam posts below is why this forum needs active moderation.
Made on a Mac IIfx with Photoshop 3.0.
I had posted this one on a another thread in this forum but I thought that my profile is the right place to store the art that I make with old Macs.
I had posted this one on a another thread in this forum but I thought that my profile is the right place to store the art that I make with old Macs.
I picked up an old Amstrad PC1640 today - the computer I first took with me to university before rapidly upgrading through a 386DX and then a state of the art 486DX2 - and then chucking them all away in favour of a Mac.
It's been used in a garage for 40 years and is covered in a thick film of oil, dust and swarf - and amazingly still works. I'm gonna have to write up this restoration!
It's been used in a garage for 40 years and is covered in a thick film of oil, dust and swarf - and amazingly still works. I'm gonna have to write up this restoration!
Contact me if you are willing to sell a Mac Plus logic board.... EU only
How the hell do you remove the '040 from a Rocket Stage II ? 