Following up on my previous post on the history of procedurally generated textures in film, this organic animation is adorable (imho)
Desktop timeline [ MOS 7501 → 68030 → x86(P5/MMX) → x86(K6-2) → x86(K7*) → PPC(G3*) → x86-64(K8) → x86-64(Xeon) → x86-64(i7) ] * lost
Funny, I just bought a vcr today.
I have a bunch of old vhs movies from the 80s
I want to add a vcr to my home theater setup
So I can watch most types of media.
What I really need is a 8mm player
I had some sony back in the day but gave them away.
They are hard to find in working condition today
In USA.
Intel486dx33 wrote on Yesterday, 22:07:Funny, I just bought a vcr today. I have a bunch of old vhs movies from the 80s I want to add a vcr to my home theater setup So […]
Funny, I just bought a vcr today.
I have a bunch of old vhs movies from the 80s
I want to add a vcr to my home theater setup
So I can watch most types of media.
What I really need is a 8mm player
I had some sony back in the day but gave them away.
They are hard to find in working condition today
In USA.
nice example, still with stickers! this looks like a later vcr circa 2000, probably a good one!
C'mon folks, am disappoint, this retro forum, where laserdisk? video 2000? hell I'll settle for betamax. 🤣
Unicorn herding operations are proceeding, but all the totes of hens teeth and barrels of rocking horse poop give them plenty of hiding spots.
