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Apple Mac Pro (2nd generation) press photo 2008 (x)
Old Mac Pro shells are being repurposed into benches.
How many Apple devices can you spot?
Mac Pro, Apple, 2013
Photos by Adam Leier @capyrancher taken on an iPhone 13 Pro, portrait mode, 2024
I pixelled some cursors. You can also download them for Windows over at my cursor.cc profile.
Cursors intended for personal use only. No copyright infringement intended.
i should make a longass video where i ramble about the joys of using linux on an old computer (as a daily driver) (i’m not doing okay)
I feel like Apple did the whole Liquid Glass reveal and version number 26 change to distract people from the fact that they’re about discontinue OS updates for 2-year-old, $52,000 Mac Pros with 1.5 TB of RAM, 28-core Intel Xeon W CPUs, and Dual Radeon Pro W6600X GPUs.
I just hope Linux support for T2 Chipped Macs is viable, and I hope the BOOTCAMP Drivers don’t break anytime soon. 3rd Party OSes are quite literally the only way to preserve these machines, now, which is unacceptable for a device which had a starting price of $6,000.