What are the most aesthetic pieces of technology
What are the most aesthetic pieces of technology
Christian Kelly
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Kayden Lewis
Guns, 20mm anti-tank rifles probably the most. These babies can slice off a mans arm or decapitate him with a single round.
Ethan Sanchez
back to Jow Forums and Jow Forums you annoying tripfag school shooter
Benjamin Baker
The IBM PC.
Jack Rodriguez
>school shooter
Dam dude.
Tyler Carter
How much ram does this bad boy have? Can it run NetBSD?
Jaxson Wilson
Dont forget to get a haircut you bum
Liam Allen
>being a leftist
Fucking kill yourself
Brody Lee
Imagine getting bullied on the internet.
Brayden Rogers
In 1989 this haircut was cool for about 3 weeks.
Luis Clark
Old scopes.
Tyler Allen
Something about monochrome text displays is so comfy to me.
Jason Morris
640k built in, another 640k of EMS on an ISA board.
John Evans
Carson Barnes
old mac
Colton Clark
I really like the PS4 dev kit
Evan Sullivan
BEHOLD
The Motorola MDT-9100
>dat amber display
>dat compact form factor
>dedicated lunch button
It doesn't get any better than this
Zachary Long
>Literally nothing to do with left or right
Michael King
>dedicated lunch button
Sold.
Logan Barnes
Looks like this from cowboybebop
Jackson Ross
Josiah Walker
These are are for suppression or AA you fucking idiot
Parker Young
Trinitrons built on the chassis of the KV-1311CR
Camden Morales
William Hill
Ew.
David Williams
Jack Green
My first ever computer when I was 4.
Carson Perry
I'm probably in the minority here, but I can still find some charm in those older devices. But for a different reason than yours. All those buttons and knobs seem much more reliable than touchscreen stuff.
This will seem kinda weird to you, but I have a custom keyboard that I use as a remote control for my TV. It was one of those "calculator" keyboards used in banks back in 1998~2002. Even wrote a driver for it and everything.
Jack Rodriguez
When I think about "decks" from Neuromancer and stuff, I think about this, not laptops.
Caleb White
The Heckler & Koch MP5 is true beauty.
Agreed. The original Mac was such a beautiful little thing.
(OP)
The Commodore PET was an awesome all-in-one, but it's the later models with the real keyboard that deserve to be shown here.
Cameron Sanders
My god how comfy is this.
James Nelson
There's more than just KV-1311CR. There are production PVM models that use that chassis. I have a KV-1311CR myself, but I think there are better monitors out there that use that design.
Brandon Watson
Are full-size mechanical keyboards with god-like switches aesthetic?
(Does the answer depend on whether full RGB lighting is disabled?)
Carson Watson
newfag
Landon Long
Jack James
I find beauty in products that have passed the test of time.
Julian Jackson
Gayer than aids.
Gavin Cruz
Brandon Hughes
boomer aesthetic
Noah Ward
I'm not a weeaboo, but...
Damn, using this must feel like being in a badass 80s action movie every time.
Eli Wilson
Underwood Typewriters.
I own an extremely rare one.
Justin Smith
The Lola T-70 Mark III was the most beautiful thing ever made by human hands.
Tyler Scott
Not even...
*pic related*
Anthony Mitchell
Got a KX-14CP1 myself. Great monitor and it even comes with SCART for easy console RGB.
Carter Lopez
>spikes on an amp
Christ
Dominic Ramirez
muh nigrah
I have a portable from the 20s. Some fucktard dropped it before I bought it though so it's never really been functional, but I still lug it around.
Anthony Murphy
You're not fooling anyone with that wheelwriter, mate.
My vote goes to old PowerBooks, by the way.
Lucas Ramirez
>I Have a Small Dick: The Rifle
Sebastian Bailey
turn it on!
Joseph Martinez
POKE 59458,62
Nolan Morales
Yeah... About that... It has a bad display (caps have been replaced, still has inverted video), a dead hard drive and a bad floppy drive. I'm waiting for a cheap 140/160 with broken hinges to pop up somewhere to scavenge those parts from it.
Nolan Hill
spikes on amps without pads on a wood rack
>be boomer
>have a lot of disposable income and need something to feel the void
>spend 5k$ on an amp
>"its mounted on spikes to isolate the sound so you can get a ~pure~ sound experience"
>bump rack while plugging in your 700$ with quad layer insulation and pure gold wire usb cable in your 2500$ yggdrasil "multibit" DAC
>amp slides and scratches your rosewood spike mounted rack
Ian King
Jose Cook
Cameron Fisher
>:(
Liam Miller
shit taste, they are effective, but not aesthetic
also fuck off, all tripfags need to fuck off, but you especially
Dominic Clark
Dominic James
Ring laser gyroscopes.
Chase Hill
>Amber monochrome displays
Why my PP hard?
Colton Taylor
synthesizers are the most aesthetic thing on earth
Christian Brown
Bentley Harris
> I recognize that kitty
sup, fampie
Dylan Wright
Step aside 1/2
Austin Thomas
2/2
Liam Lewis
Nothing much. Finally got me a multisystem LD player. Got it for parts because it had a seized spindle motor. Swapped it with the one from my dead CLD-700S and it's running good as new. I've also got the workshop mostly sorted out, I should make an update video about that.
Chase Brooks
That's not the Countach
Gavin Sanchez
dang beat me to it pilotbro
Jason Moore
Brody Scott
Thats not the aston martin db11
Ian Wilson
not the car from retro fridge guy who wanted to go back to 1956 for spare parts
Alexander Butler
The entire week learning the inner workings of it only for a single question in the official exams
Lincoln Howard
этo нe лaдa
Nolan Sullivan
the delorean was like the worst car ever made
Robert Powell
>like
this is an 18+ website son
Colton Howard
This site is 18+, kid.
Jacob Nguyen
I missed the part where you made a point proving me wrong
Landon Diaz
>using discourse markers in written language
underage or mentally challenged
Joseph Cox
but this is вaз, not лaдa
Julian Reed
anyone who needs to *write* with discourse markers lacks the mental capacity to ever be be right
Jaxson Smith
I said “chassis” for a reason. PVM-1390/KV-1311CR/KX-14CP1 is a mouthful.
Christian Rivera
Wow. It's an all-in-one between the Commodore PET and the Apple iMac.
Landon Cox
my peepee growin
Nathaniel Mitchell
блять to the future
Luis James
Oliver Ortiz
>touch controls
Jaxson Rivera
ThinkPads are aesthetic as fuck
Caleb Morris
Hungarian plate lol
Isaac Diaz
>wabi-sabi
Jack Morris
Mason Wood
holy shit a flux capacitor
Wyatt Flores
pictures don't do it justice.
Lincoln Bennett
Apple, 2000:
>Let's make a workstation that fits in an 8" cube, and let's use standard upgradeable components, because after all it's a workstation
Apple, 2013:
>So Jony said he saw this wicked cool trashcan and wants us to make a computer with that shape. By the way, let's give the users the illusion of upgradeability by making it easy to open, but making everything but the ram and CPU completely proprietary
Apple 2017:
>Professionals don't buy our products anymore, let's not waste R&D and slap a Xeon in an all in one and call it a day
Dylan Stewart
My vote goes to either the OG Space Cadet keyboard (rusted out or new-old stock, either way), the Karas Kustoms bolt pen (all copper version), or the Fisher AG7 (standard issue for astronauts). I'm kind of an input dork, and I love the way these merge simplicity and complexity to achieve their goal of extreme reliability and versatility - maximalist layout, hall-effect switches in an easily-serviced, simple, built-like-a-tank hull on the SC; Fisher's pen cartridge and a similarly tank-built metal frame for both the AG7 and the bolt, though Karas Kustoms takes it a step further and machines (!!) the entire pen and makes it fit any standard pen cartridge, not just the Fisher. Fisher's looks sleeker and more elegant though, so they tie.
Luis Robinson