After Jenn moved to NZ in 1994, we got our own place, a tiny and dingy flat in Mairangi Bay. But that was fine; we didn’t have much stuff back then. #dejus365 #ThrowbackThursday
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During the wilderness months between my visit to the US and Jenn moving to NZ, I surrounded myself with photos of her. Also, check out that fancy Mac IIx, modem, and magneto-optical drive. #dejus365 #ThrowbackThursday
Today is the 35th anniversary of the introduction of the first Macintosh. So it seems only fitting that today’s photo of the day is of my Mac Plus, from 1989. Not the original model, though the same shape. But I did use the original in school. #dejus365 #ThrowbackThursday
Watched the Apple Mac & iPad event this morning. That’ll eventually be an expensive event: I want a new 12.9″ iPad (with keyboard & Pencil), Jenn wants a new 11″ iPad, she also wants a new Mac mini (to replace her aging iMac), and I want a new MacBook Air (to replace my old one).
But none of it is urgent, so I won’t be ordering anything just yet.
To followup on the #ThrowbackThursday last week, this time here’s the first Mac I owned, the Macintosh Plus, around 1989. Initially only with dual floppy drives. #dejus365
To mark the 20th anniversary of the introduction of the iMac, here’s mine. #dejus365 (Learn more in the excellent linked article on @512px by @ismh.)
Inspired by @ismh on Micro.blog, I took some photos of my old iBook (purchased back in the year 2000). #dejus365
Once upon a time, I wrote an app for classic Mac OS called QuickEncrypt, which was localized for Japanese and sold as boxed software, complete with a floppy disk and manual. #dejus365
