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johnmacintosh, 3 days ago to random German

Gene Simmons #TheDemon 👅

johnmacintosh, 3 days ago to VintageOSes German

Mac OS had themes #RetroOS

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johnmacintosh, 3 days ago to random German

The 1991 Sony Discman D-555 was a game-changer in portable audio technology. Its 10-second anti-skip buffer ensured uninterrupted listening, while digital volume control, adjustable bass and treble, and a built-in digital equalizer allowed for customized sound. #RetroHardware

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johnmacintosh, 3 days ago to random German

The MiniDisc deserves recognition as a remarkable innovation, serving as a transitional milestone between the Discman and the iPod. #RetroHardware

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johnmacintosh, 3 days ago to random German

In 2003 Sony released the DCR-DVD101, the first DVD Handycam camcorder. It let you record video directly onto 3-inch DVD-R and DVD-RW discs, breaking from the MiniDV tape format. #RetroHardware

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johnmacintosh, 4 days ago to random German

#TheStarchild☆ & #SpaceAce⚡️

johnmacintosh, 4 days ago to nature German

Petrified Forest National Park. #Nature

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johnmacintosh, 5 days ago to random German

Wie gesagt…Nein danke…kein Bedarf, weder für das eine noch das andere, einfach iPadOS bitte ein wenig ausbauen🙃

Marketingchef für iPad und Mac: Keine Zusammenführung geplant https://www.heise.de/news/Marketingchef-fuer-iPad-und-Mac-Keine-Zusammenfuehrung-geplant-9717527.html?wt_mc=rss.red.mac-and-i.mac-and-i.atom.beitrag.beitrag

johnmacintosh, 5 days ago to keyboards German

#Keyboards #Keyboard #Apple

johnmacintosh, 5 days ago to random German

JNCO jeans.

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johnmacintosh, 5 days ago to random German

Bee Keeper and their donkey.

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johnmacintosh, 5 days ago to random German

1959 Chevrolet Impala. #RetroCars

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johnmacintosh, 5 days ago to random German

Artificial tactile system study: Robots' sense of touch could be as fast as humans https://techxplore.com/news/2024-05-artificial-tactile-robots-fast-humans.html

johnmacintosh, 6 days ago to random German

LEGO: Für 460 Euro geht es nach Mordor https://stadt-bremerhaven.de/lego-fuer-460-euro-geht-es-nach-mordor/

johnmacintosh, 6 days ago to random German

Ultrahuman im Test: Dieser smarte Ring funktioniert ohne Abo

https://www.digitec.ch/de/page/ultrahuman-im-test-dieser-smarte-ring-funktioniert-ohne-abo-32777

johnmacintosh, 6 days ago to random German

Der Ultrahuman Ring AIR – iPhoneBlog.de https://www.iphoneblog.de/2024/05/14/der-ultrahuman-ring-air/

johnmacintosh, 6 days ago to random German

Nobody has to explain that to me, and I don't want to.

Apple explains why it hasn't released a touchscreen Mac (yet?) - 9to5Mac https://9to5mac.com/2024/05/13/apple-explains-why-it-hasnt-released-a-touchscreen-mac-yet/

johnmacintosh, 6 days ago to random German

1990 mall visit via an old VHS tape. #PastTimes

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johnmacintosh, 6 days ago to random German

Spots

johnmacintosh, 6 days ago to random German

Back in the early 2000s, it was all about pimping your ride. Some even tossing in a PlayStation 2. #RetroHardware

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johnmacintosh, 6 days ago to nature German

Mont Saint-Michelle during #Aurora #Nature

(Image Mathieu Rivrin)

johnmacintosh, 6 days ago to random German

1961 Ford Gyron. #RetroCars

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johnmacintosh, 6 days ago to random German

Acheulean handaxe, crafted approximately 500,000-300,000 years ago. #PastTimes

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johnmacintosh, 6 days ago to random German

Assyrian clay tablet from king Tukulti-Ninurta I (1243–1207 BC) period. The inscription concludes with the name of Ubrum, the scribe. The king states, 'I constructed a grand dais and sanctuary for my mistress, the goddess Dinitu, and placed my stelas within.'

The British Museum. #PastTimes

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johnmacintosh, 6 days ago to random German

Before and after:

The 2,200-year-old theater was brought back to life in the ancient city of Laodicea in Denizli Province.

Laodicea on Lycus was an ancient city built on the river Lycus. It was located in the Hellenistic regions of Caria and Lydia, which later became the Roman Province of Phrygia Pacatiana.

The theatre had seats for more than 15,000 people. #PastTimes

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