It Ain't Dead Yet

deadmeatmarketing.blogspot.com - 8/25/2008

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It Ain't Dead Yet is a blog for showcasing new and/or unusual pieces of technology, identifying them, and finding their values (historical value/practical use/$ value). It serves the purpose of documenting all the interesting and weird technology that passes through the ACCRC. There will be many pieces of unidentified technology showcased here, so feel free to comment about their values/uses. ...

tech.blorge.com - 8/27/2008

Dead Sea Scrolls displayed on the Internet

— tech.blorge.com — The Dead Sea Scrolls, one of the most sought after religious documents in the world, is to... be made available to all on the Internet. The process, which will see every one of the thousands of parchment fragments digitally photographed, will take between one and two years. The 2,000-year-old Dead Sea Scrolls were found near the [...] (more) Dead Sea Scrolls displayed on the Internet

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Strange stuff from a computer recycler
Boing Boing — ... The Alameda County Computer Resource Center (ACCRC) is a Berkeley, California-based non-profit group that recycles anything that you can plug into a power outlet. Massive tonnage of insanely strange circuitry goes in and out of that place on a daily basis. To share some of those curiosities with the world, the ACCRC has launched "It Ain't Dead Yet," a blog for showcasing "new and/or unusual pieces of technology, identifying them, and finding their values (historical value/practical use/$ value)." Seen above is a wire recorder (circa 1945-1955) that stores audio by magnetizing a ...

The ACCRC's It Ain't Dead Yet blog
MAKE Magazine — ... is a Berkeley, California-based non-profit group that recycles anything that you can plug into a power outlet. Massive tonnage of insanely strange circuitry goes in and out of that place on a daily basis. To share some of those curiosities with the world, the ACCRC has launched "It Ain't Dead Yet," a blog for showcasing "new and/or unusual pieces of technology, identifying them, and finding their values (historical value/practical use/$ value)." Seen above is a wire recorder (circa 1945-1955) that stores audio by magnetizing a reel of fine wire. The folks at ACCRC plan to ...

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