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A stack of eldritch machines generated by an AI. The top one has a blue screen with the forward-facing outline of a flying saucer on it, and random buttons and dials. The one below is a bunch of buttons and a gray area with various vars across on its front. The bottom one is reminiscent of a reel-to-reel but not if you look closer, it just seems to be blobs and gray areas and dials. Nothing holds up on inspection.

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A stack of eldritch machines generated by an AI. The top one has a blue screen with the forward-facing outline of a flying saucer on it, and random buttons and dials. The one below is a bunch of buttons and a gray area with various vars across on its front. The bottom one is reminiscent of a reel-to-reel but not if you look closer, it just seems to be blobs and gray areas and dials. Nothing holds up on inspection.
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Paul Ford (ftrain@tilde.zone)'s status on Friday, 02-Dec-2022 04:53:20 JST Paul Ford
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Kind of an obscure one--there was a point in the 80s where lots of people were buying ovoid spotters and hooking them up to antennae in order to find either intelligent life or to reveal ghosts or energy sources. So you had to buy the whole stack, the ovoid spotter, the phantom inverter, and the signal exporter, and it could easily run thousands. Fun though!

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