#analog technology

[scipunk]

Westworld (1973)

[miamaimania]

"Electronic Artist" (1976) ∿ Analog television painting instrument

[sauvage71]

Denon DX4

[loomingtranssexual]

picked through & organized my studio’s roving stash last week, practicing my hand carding & wheel spinning with the ugly(/pos) mixed up scraps. i’ve been feeling very scrappy lately :]

[dysfunctionalcreature]

I've read so many Michael The Distortion x [Another Character] fanfics in the past number of months and so often they describe touching Michael as feeling like static and I love that SO much, but also every time I think about that it just makes me wish that I still owned an old VHS TV or one of those CD/cassette/radio players that you could press your hand up against and feel that staticy buzz, I miss that, everything is so smooth and non-tactile nowadays even the mini bluetooth speakers I own don't really have that sorta buzzy feel :C

[sunshiny-rants]

for one brief shimmering moment technology was cute, durable, and enhanced our lives without taking them over

[syzygiyz]

80s Compaq Portable Computer (1983)

unfortunately, i do not have a charger for this computer, so i am unsure if it works. it's absolutely gorgeous though, its dilapidated condition shows it's age. 1983!

alongside the computer, i found my grandmother's old box of floppy disks. if i find a charger for this old thing and manage to get it working, i'll test some of them out and be sure to post them.

so pretty!!!