Notices by Nanoraptor (nanoraptor@bitbang.social)

@sendai Well I have the perfect solution, of course!

I swear that's Apple, Samsung AND Lenovo who owe me a Melon Party or Music Dance Experience now.

https://www.theverge.com/news/622380/lenovo-thinkbook-flip-concept-laptop-foldable-mwc

A pair of 25Mhz Motorola 68NC040 processors. While the 68LC040 lacked an inbuilt FPU, and the 68EC040 lacked both FPU and MMU, the 68NC040 lacked FPU, MMU, and CPU to come in as the cheapest 25Mhz processor on the market in 1991.

24-pin TIP 'worse-than-lego' package.

Inspired by a reddit post.

Compaaaaaq.

I've wanted to re-do this poster for years. Here, Power Computing's Seybold 1996 poster as an all-vector delight that'd fit on a floppy.

http://www.danamania.com/print/Power%20Computing%20Seybold%20Publish%20or%20Perish%20Poster/

Body parts enthusiast.

A very cool friend has had a print done and hung of my A/UX poster and it's just grand to see.

Artwork here if you like: http://www.danamania.com/print/Apple%20AUX%203.0%20Poster/

Ten Thousand days of HRT.

6’6” and 360lb of goddamned she-hulk tier butch dyke stuck in a hotel room but it has a full length mirror and huh that’s what I look like.

The Macintosh Double Plus was designed to be twice as good as its predecessor - it featured double the pixels, width, floppies, and a pair of 8Mhz 68010 CPUs. Its planned successor, the Double Plus Good with a pair of 16Mhz CPUs was thrown down the memory hole.

Pridecauseful.

The notch is a touch bar.

Making an internal extremely cynical and frightening bet with myself about the near term direction of the USA, and placing a within-one-month time limit on it. Posting here so I can depressingly remind myself.

Maybe only a fortnight though.

It’s a little known fact that spinal fluid will whip to form peaks like meringue if you need it in a pinch.

Bun life.

The sheer conciseness of this has stuck with me in the week since I first read it.

"We don't even know how many humans an embryo is at conception, we certainly don't know their gender."

In the early days of personal computing software was often distributed on 3.5" cassette tapes.

Where I post from.

This is also where I post from.