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Or possibly pica; it’s a [dead ringer for a] Smith-Corona “Corona-matic” waffle iron. The spacebar really looks like it sops up the syrup.
(From Quiddity via Violins and Starships.)
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Jeff Shaw »
22 August 2008 · 4:21 pm
I want one!
What about a TI 99-4A that will make an omelet? That would be sweet.
http://oldcomputers.net/ti994a.html
fillyjonk »
22 August 2008 · 6:14 pm
I think the TI 99-4A would make a better sandwich press, a la the George Foreman grill.
(the ’4A was the first computer I ever used. First program I wrote in BASIC on it? A goto loop that printed a rude word on the screen. Good times, good times…)
Jeff Shaw »
22 August 2008 · 10:34 pm
fillyjonk, that was my first computer too. I like programming the graphics. It would make a good panini..