44 Photos That Will Take You Back To The Early Years Of Computers
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44 Photos That Will Take You Back To The Early Years Of Computers
By Austin Harvey
"Technology has advanced exponentially since the release of the first personal computer in 1974, but these vintage photos capture the time before handheld devices and social media."
https://allthatsinteresting.com/vintage-computer-photos
Books about computers at PG:
https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/subjects/search/?query=computer
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@Remittancegirl @erik also, as long as you're using a protein-safe detergent (i.e. no enzymes, and acidic rather than alkaline) a lot of silks can go quite safely in the washing machine, especially on a delicates cycle.
others can go in the washing machine and remain usable, but they change properties (so it depends on whether the garment you're making needs those properties)
sartorbohemia.com/article/14/h… ----> this is a shop that tested the fabric they sell and there are a lot of details
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Have not been on devices often for responses, apologies in advance.
Guess what also makes the back hurt in the same way, right over top of the kidneys, a kidney infection. Medication for kidney infection is not fun. Staying in bed is not fun.
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Nel 1975, la pellicola del film 'Salò' di Pier Paolo Pasolini viene misteriosamente trafugata. L'evento si preannuncia...
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elementi da pasolini: un’intervista a giuseppe garrera
un'intervista di Fanpage a Giuseppe Garrera, tra i maggiori studiosi di PPP. un testo che - al contrario di quanto accade nelle celebrazioni generiche o aneddotiche in circolazione soprattutto oggi (2 novembre 2025) - mette sotto una luce estremamente cruda gli elementi inaggirabili e le effettive pietre d'inciampo del pensiero e dell'opera dell'intellettuale
http://slowforward.net/2025/11/02/elementi-da-pasolini-unintervista-a-giuseppe-garrera/
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@eccosilvia Sì, ero talmente estasiato da ciò che stavo vedendo che non ho potuto non condividere l'emozione.
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@erik @Remittancegirl for western clothes (because that's what I know best) one option was simply not washing them
you usually wore at least one layer (often two) of sturdy, white-ish linen close to the skin, and that got washed regularly with the harsh methods in use back then (boiling and beating), while the outer layers only got brushed and aired out
of course one wouldn't wear their fancy silk clothing while doing dirty work of any kind, and other clothes were protected with aprons and other strategically placed items (e.g. sleeve protectors when writing or doing other office work).
to be fair, at the end of the season your fancy clothing could at times end up being unpicked and re-dyed, which I assume involved some kind of washing (and any stained part could be avoided when reusing the fabric to remake a different looking dress).
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@PaoloParti ho visto che sono momenti successivi, molto bello
