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If you were into BBSing in the late 80s and had a PC, you probably used Procomm Plus at least once. Have you ever wondered what happened to the software and its authors? #RetroComputing #VintageSoftware #TechHistory #ComputerNostalgia #DigitalHeritage #SoftwareLegacy dfarq.homeip.net/what-happene...
What happened to Procomm Plus
It got lost in the corporate shuffle as the need for terminal emulation faded
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March 28, 2025 at 12:03 PM
mondo-modern.bsky.social
ジャカード織機はたくさんの穴の空いたパンチカードを機械に差し込んで、その穴の位置を読むことで複雑な模様を編み出した。
この写真は第二次世界大戦中の1918年。
イギリスの女性労働者が織機にパンチカードを読み込ませている写真。
畳まれているカードを織機に読み込ませるために絶えずカードを開いていく、という休みない過酷な作業だったと想像する..（1
#コンピュータノスタルジア #ComputerNostalgia
February 7, 2025 at 9:33 AM
jojohollatz.bsky.social
I MISS the GOOD OLD DAYS of Windows XP!

#Nostalgia #WindowsXP #WindowsXPFeatures #XPThemes #TechThrowback #ChildhoodMemories #OperatingSystems #WindowsNostalgia #MicrosoftWindows #VintageSoftware #WindowsInterface #RetroGaming #ComputerNostalgia #ComputerRevolution #TechHistory
September 27, 2025 at 5:01 PM
kungpowunicorn.bsky.social
#FloppyDiskArt #RetroData #DigitalArchaeology #TechRelics #ComputerNostalgia #StorageIcon #DataCulture #RetroHardware #ByteSizedArt #OldTechLove #ComputerHistory #NostalgicTech #DataAesthetic #AnalogComputing #VintageHardware #TechArtifact #DigitalMemory
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Retro Monolith Floppy Disk by KungPowUnicorn | Redbubble
A gigantic floppy disk standing like a sacred monolith as tiny archaeologists excavate the base beneath it. Perfect for retro computing enthusiasts, tech nostalgia collectors, and archaeology aestheti...
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August 19, 2026 at 11:49 AM
richiegolds.bsky.social
Check this thrift store gem out! It was REALLY nasty when I got it, and it got a complete cleaning! No, it’s not mechanical, but it gives the strong impression that it is! #dell #retrocomputer #oldcomputer #packardbell #ibm #oldcomputer #retrokeyboard #90s #nostalgia #computernostalgia
In a bright room, a top down view of a keyboard on a desk. It’s a beige keyboard from the 1990s with a number pad, and grey modifier keys. It’s labelled as being a Dell QuietKey keyboard. On a desk in a brightly lit unfinished basement is a late 1990s computer setup. It’s a Packard Bell Pack-Mate 7836 beige computer tower with a grey bottom panel around the front and sides. The monitor to the right is a beige IBM CRT monitor, showing the classic Windows 98 desktop with the standard teal desktop colour. The same Dell keyboard as before is pictured in frontt of the CRT monitor with a beige mouse that doesn’t have a scroll wheel. There is a lamp beside the Packard Bell tower which is warmly illuminated, and the power strip and network switch powering it all is behind the CRT to the right.
April 24, 2025 at 3:45 AM