The Power Macintosh G2 Cube shown here with the higher-end 75Mhz PPC603, memory slot, and LC-PDS compatible expansion was an addition to the Macintosh family.
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The Power Macintosh G2 Cube shown here with the higher-end 75Mhz PPC603, memory slot, and LC-PDS compatible expansion was an addition to the Macintosh family.
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The Power Macintosh G2 Cube shown here with the higher-end 75Mhz PPC603, memory slot, and LC-PDS compatible expansion was an addition to the Macintosh family.
@NanoRaptor I love the placement of the floppy eject button -- oops I powered of the Mac.
(Side-eyeing various Centris/etc pizza box models ...)
The only "problem" with this design is the placement of the CD-ROM drive, which is WAY TOO HIGH for the Mac keyboard to constantly accidentally push the CD-ROM eject button.
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@lritter thankfully we have social media now as an outlet for these things
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@willi yes! 😊 @berlinfediday
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@Gjoel of course of course! and so far so good :)
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you ever wonder why there are so many parables are about wolves? i feel like the moral and pedagogical depth of wolves conceptually should be somewhere in the ballpark of "don't confuse with dog"
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@aeva homo homini lupus
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@efialto thanks! so far so good... the only sad thing is that Vivaldi was being glitchy so I had to re-install Firefox (sigh)
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@aeva yeah but what uhm... what if we have a Sphere situation or DS9 S1E14 ("the storyteller") so that warning of the wolves manifests them?
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@aeva yes. i think it was my mum who ultimately had the last word. i don't simply fall in line when told to so you can imagine what an achievement of her it was to make me stop fighting forever. and i think she only could because she had a very similar phase in her youth.
(you never get rid of it completely. there is always a danger of getting swept up in the moment.)
