Mike Dank @[email protected]

Fav quote about my writing, "That was some awesome history, although he started drifting a little when he got to the sentient coffee makers"

I've been using mastodon exclusively for quite some time and won't be checking back here going forward. See you there, @famicoman" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">mastodon.sdf.org/@famicoman

@ablwr Nice PO Box!

@hrstva @Kurisu_Yamato @evandoorbell This is incredible!

@loriemerson Of course, I'd be happy to take a look!

@Silent700 Hey! Didn't actually scan this I only uploaded it. I have no idea where it came from, I found the file when cleaning out some old hard drives.

Here's a nifty thing, the 1973 Bell System Vehicle Graphics Manual complete with rules for colors, symbols, logo placement, and super cool depictions of vintage Bell-branded vehicles. archive.org/details/bell-s… #styleguide #design

@PanicAcid @montef If you get one on DAPNet please write up a little something about how you did it. I've been trying to find decent documentation for how to do this for a while and cannot find much.

@montef Depends what they are, what frequency they're on and if you have an amateur radio license. DAPNet is my goal with them, or one of them if possible.

@MLE_Online @macegr Similarly, see Legion (2017) and the computers in Severance (2022).

@commodoreihs @mwichary

Beauty shots of this 1960 #Commodore fully mechanical adding machine. Made by Nisa in Czechoslovakia and sold in T. Eaton stores in Toronto.

@amberlynnesque I know you're going to get a lot of info from @knarphie but I found Underground Philadelphia very good, amazon.com/Underground-Ph…