Snoopy button, 1969
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I found a disc in my basement of a Microsoft program from 1998 that still runs somehow and it's basically a virtual encyclopedia but also there's a "quick quote" feature where there's a fuckton of keywords and you can choose a keyword and it'll show a bunch of related quotes that you can just copy and paste. Like there's one from the OJ Simpson trial and (positive!!!!!) ones about homosexuality and quotes from the IRA and it's just. Wowee this is a long lost treasure trove that I will be deep diving into for the next twelve hours bc I can and will be restructuring some of these quotes for my personal writing projects bc they're bangers
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Jack Weir. A girl holding The Washington Post newspaper about the first Moon landing (Apollo 11). July 21, 1969
I Am Collective Memories • Follow me, — says Visual Ratatosk
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Computer pioneer Grace Hopper running programs on a Univac I computer in 1952.
Hopper wrote the Univac A-0 compiler that allowed more abstract instructions to be converted into machine-runnable code, widely accepted to be the first computer language compiler ever created.
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The view ain’t all that bad. Apollo 9 astronaut David Scott takes it all in in this epic photograph by crewmate Rusty Schweickart, March 1969. The 10-day mission commanded by James McDivitt saw the first crewed flight of the Lunar Module.
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The Jack Paar Program (1962-1965)
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this wld kinda bang as a banner
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Vincent Price publicity still for The Bat
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Recent Acquisition - Ephemera Collection
Javier De Leon's "FIESTA MEXICANA" starring Princess Teo Xochitl, Antonio Machiel, and Charro Valentino.
The Mosque, Richmond, Virginia. November 28, 1967.
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BASIC - Safe the date: May 1, 1964 - 2024 ...
Post #295: BASIC Programming, May 1, 1964 - 2024, The 60th anniversary of BASIC happens this year, Safe the date!, 2024.
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*sees a fat retro computer*
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Alabama vs Georgia, 1958
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President Roosevelt's 52nd birthday was celebrated (without the prez, who stayed in Washington) with a ball at the Waldorf, January 30, 1934.
Photo: Roosevelt House/City Univ. of NY
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Going for a walk. Apollo 17 astronaut Ronald Evans leaves to the spacecraft to retrieve film cassettes from the Service Module, Dec 1972. Mr. Evans was Command Module Pilot & orbited the moon a record 75 times during the mission. He holds the record for most time spent in lunar orbit at just shy of 148 hours. He is the last human to orbit the moon solo. A historic figure in space pioneering.
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BASIC Programming class of the 70s.
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