Again, I guess it is up to me to get this going...I am not sure where everyone is. Remeber that the first person to post after me starts the next SIMON on Monday. 1 entry per person please. Show me some technology -- new. old, shiney, grungy -- it doesn't matter. This is one of the products my company sells, pre-racked headends for Satellite TV reception.

Some OLD TECH....but I gotta tell ya my Moms sewing machine sure has a cool SCI-FI hull thang going on there!

Joe

I'll say, wowee zowiee. You start the next one on Monday Joe. :) ~Kort

I'll play :) heres the cockpit of a English Electric Lightning F53.

Geez how do pilots  pay attention to all them gauges and read the paper....DOH!!!!

Cool tread Kort love it so far...here is mine . Just a comunication tower in a small country town.

seeyus  Tunde

Hi tech water drop dispenser in low res.  My working Rube Goldberg.

MrS, guess with that technology the jet it flies itself and leaves the pilot with plenty of time to catch up on the news.

LOL! Nice gif there Mike. Get good reception on that Tunde? Cool cockpit shot there mrsparky.

Hey Mike-gyver....cool contraption, hydro-whatchamacallit.... ya put together there....NOW...What can u do with a pinecone , duct tape and some old chewing gum?!?!?

Hey Joe, there are not enough check boxes in the content advisary section to share that one.

My new "toy" at work...Yamaha LS-9 digital console..

Someone claiming to be **TwoPynts** asked us,

Show me some technology -- new. old, shiney, grungy -- it doesn't matter

OK ... this is the File Server / Web Server in my kitchen. 

...

No, it's not currently working in that capacity. 

Actually, it's a recent garage sale purchase that I will try to sell on eBay. 
This a SAG Electronics file server (it's the size of an under cabinet
refrigerator), Pentium III 600 MHz, 512MBy, 2 IDE drives, 2 SCSI drives,
4 SCSI controllers, dual power supplies, 3 case exhaust fans.  It is
about 8 to 10 years old -- just old enough that it will be difficult to get
an additional processor so that I can upgrade it to be a dual processor
system. 

How much did I pay for it, you wonder ... sorry, the price i paid is too low
for me to mention here.  LOL. 

--
Martin

Well...*once upon a time* this was considered 'technology'...   ;^)

Great idea, Kortalouieeeeeeeeee.

Someone claiming to be **TwoPynts** asked us,

Show me some technology -- new. old, shiney, grungy -- it doesn't matter

OK ... these are some modems (the bottom 3 devices: 19 inch rack-mount
units with 8 modems per case, that is) that were very useful in the 1980's ---
they had a rated speed of 2400 bps on an ordinary dial-up connection!!! 

Nowadays, they wouldn't make very good doorstops.  LOL In fact, they
don't even make good boat anchors.  LOL

In summary, they are current era technology, but obsolete. 

OTOH, my previous image (File Server in my Kitchen) is current era
technology ... but not current technology. 

IOW, if I paid the postage, I might be able give the modems to a science
or computer museum.  OTOH, I will probably be able to sell the file server
or as parts. 

--
Martin

p.s. these old modems are kept quite safe in my dungeon.  (meets the
grungy criteria).  LOL

Attached Link: Pennsic University for Pennsic XXXVI

Someone claiming to be **TwoPynts** asked us,

Show me some technology -- new. old, shiney, grungy -- it doesn't matter

OK ... my third and last example ...

In a few weeks I will be giving a 3 hour class entitled,

"Machines, Technology and Change: Ancient through Medieval" 

On the attached web page, please scroll down to the 2PM entry

... You did say 'show me" ... and I'm showing you the class listing.  LOL

--
Martin

p.s., in the SCA, I'm known as
Vincenzo Martino Mazza

Communication tower on the top of MT Eerie. Fun thread.

Yes, all, thanks for the fun interesting contributions!