#happy mac

[ctlaserdisc]

tag yourself im pirate

[pdxstitch]

Susan Kare 1980s Mac icons cross stitch chart - pdxstitch's Ko-fi Shop

Classic Macintosh computer icons originally designed in the 1980s by Susan Kare, now in cross-stitchable form. Features Clarus the dogcow, t

[krjpalmer]

MacAddict July 1997

The use of macro utilities featured in this issue; there was also an article about that long-standing possibility of connecting your computer to everything else electrical in your house to turn things on and off. The PowerBook 2400c snuck onto the cover, although part of its reduced size (“weighing in at a little over 4 pounds”) involved the use of an external floppy disk drive.

[macfangirl15]

Bring happy Mac back!!!!! 🥺😤

[cat-brrr]

Mac: dad said it's my turn to be happy

Munk: I think you're looking for tugger, he has the happy

Mac: thanks

[reikaniichan]

had one (1) (random) thought

[krjpalmer]

Macworld August 1987

While this issue’s cover illustration might be seen as anticipating “Hackintoshes,” the “three paths to connectivity” inside amounted to networking hardware, coprocessor cards, and floppy disk compatibility to be added to 68K-powered Macs themselves. The editorial and several columns touched on Apple spinning off its application software developers into the company that would be called Claris after having to hand an advanced database over to a third party (and lose their “software evangelist” Guy Kawasaki).

[mastersara]