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In my first job with IBM, as a vacation student in 1973, I had some free time and I worked out how to use overpunching on the IBM 029...

My dad used to have racing green Jaguar, actually. I think it was a Jaguar XJ (possibly X300). I remember it was the most comfortable...

Racing green. He was actually driving off slowly as I took this, it sounded nowhere near as pretty as it looked! Would have been...

Some classics! Here are a few more.

So beautiful: That's kinda where it all started. You heard the story of how the magnetic stripe on cards where created yeah? An IBM...

I remember my stepdad giving me a Texas-Instruments "brick" which could be "programmed" to play various games. That must have been...

The post by @jtbell with old hardware, including an old Hewlett-Packard calculator, prompted me to pull out these two old devices I have...

A couple of spring shots from April: Springtime in the park. Common spikerush in a pond. A lovely looking tulip, Tulipa...

The Vessel at the end of the High Line.

Here's the art gallery at the Mimms Museum: "Cybernetic Lobster Telephone"

My first computer: https://www.msx.org/wiki/images/6/6a/Hx22ch1.jpg My first computer. I still have a photo of the screen after the...

We're having an interesting trip. I don't have a picture but my wife spotted Kurt Russell and Goldy Hawn walking on the sidewalk in...

Early electronic calculators and microcomputers: Apple I computers in "original condition" are apparently scarce enough that...

More from traps.. 2.21 How many unique techniques here? Always linked together in a different way, he never repeated himself.