monitor
these are like the opposite of street cameras. shame they aren’t plugged in.
technojunk
dot matrix
i was delighted to see an actual working dot matrix printer jiggling and throwing itself about on the desk during a recent trip to a ten pin bowling alley. excellent stuff.
a hard disk to break
i found some more hard drives to destroy sat on our front door step and took them apart before clonking them with a hammer. it really is a joy smashing these things up. you should try it.
and then, when you’ve finished your clonking, you can use them as spooky owl or fish eyes as demonstrated by our good friend ian
microwave
he’s been spurned by the lovely old monitor there. poor thing
old world pay phones
decaying technology is interesting. this phone says “still 20p per call”
decaying technology is interesting. this phone says “still 20p per call”
video recorder on a grass verge
technology moves on and the once glorious objects from the future become pavement kill of the past
how computers know things
if you’ve never opened up a computer you’ll be surprised to learn that they get all their knowledge and information by reading newspapers like the daily telegraph. when you surf the web the computer is actually creating the pages for you based on it’s own experience.
funkypancake only exists in the mind of your computer. fact.
taped calls
mark, who works in phones, sent me a picture of this phone
