Januar 3, 2016 at 19:09
· Filed under Olden Days, Red Tape
In the olden days pencil sharpeners where heavy machines made from metal not plastic.
The A. W. Faber № 52/20 is a beautiful machine utilising a hand-cranked planetary sharpener.


The Guhl & Harbeck Jupiter 2 is a heavy machine with a cast iron base for added weight and holes to screw it to a table. It uses reversible rotary cutter-disks for sharpening pencils.

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Pencil Sharpener
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Mai 14, 2013 at 23:03
· Filed under Red Tape
Got my Model M from the attic for some serious heavy duty force feedback keyboarding…

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Juni 10, 2008 at 10:42
· Filed under gesehen, gehört, gelesen, Red Tape
When you want to go to a console today it is a matter of pressing ctrl+alt+a function key (e. g. f2; or alt+f2 if your not coming from a console running X). But in the olden days this was what a console actually looked like.
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Fernschreiber,
Teletype
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