The future was yesterday.
Cool pics of cool retro-ish stuff. Moved here form !spacetech because more and more of my stuff wasn't space stuff.
If I know an image was made with AI, I'll label it as AI. Beyond that, I'm not gonna spend time investigating how every image was created. If it looks interesting, I post it. Whether it came from a camera, Photoshop, an artist, or AI isn't something I take too seriously.
If you know how an image was made, feel free to say so. If you don't know, don't worry about it.
Rule 1: No serial downvoting. This includes downvoting multiple posts just because they involve AI. Let’s keep Lemmy positive. Automod on duty.
Rule 2: Be civil. Play nice. And If you don't like it here, just find a different community.
Rule 3: AI is fine. If it looks cool, it is cool, babe! Label if ya want. Or not. I don't care.
Rule 4: Don't just call content “slop,” or use similar insults, unless you also contribute content yourself.
Rule 5: Weird that I have to make this an actual rule, but here we go: No advocating violence or murder.
If you don't like these rules, I suggest you create you own community with your own rules. Lemmy can always use more content!
That is a Digital Equipment Corporation VT100, introduced in 1978.
It's technically a video terminal, not a complete standalone computer though.
The VT100 connected through a serial cable to a larger computer, often a DEC PDP or VAX system. The larger machine stored files and ran programs, while the VT100 provided the keyboard and screen.
That keyboard looks like my Atari 800XL that I got for Christmas when I was a teen. Best. Christmas. Ever. Now I gotta find vintage Atari stuff to post.
