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While Nvidia's world headquarters are a group of various buildings, the main portion of the campus are two large and relatively triangular shaped buildings.
A pair of Canon MDD-220 floppy drives are plugged into the Disk-O-Matic station and being tested under ImageDisk to see how the respond to controller commands.
Valleyview now apparently runs WAY up the South Thompson, almost to Pritchard. Highway 1 still bypasses the city but in Sa-hali now makes two 90 degree turns with upper Sa-hali (and Aberdeen?) not existing at all. Summit Drive is now a Magical Mystery Tour through the woods, same with Columbia Street. Sun Rivers just gets in to exist, but has a new park below it. Tranquille Road is further north than it really is. Apparently Ord road disappears into a forest?? There's also apparently now a forest between the airport and the river. The University and the student residences are now apparently behind Mt. Dufferin. (wait no I lied, that's a NEW mountain apparently between Mt. Dufferin and the river??) I won't even mention Sun Peaks because it's there. Whatever. It's 45 minutes away and counts as "on the horizon".
A typical looking IBM 2315-style cartridge containing one 14” platter
A dirty and clearly stressed mechanic speaks in a full-motion video clip akin to a 90's video game that a lack of highways in asdfville is resulting in total road gridlock and a lot of wear and tear on his customer's vehicles. Sure he might be happy about being booked for the next month but he just can't catch a break! :(
The assumed pinout of a RAM-6 chip, identical to that of the RAM-9 chip. All pin designations are made using schematics of the memory board and the labels on their respective lines.
A black shelf with "SGI is the Best Retrocomputer Not Four Phase" written in blue chalk on the side.
A small beverage glass, sold as one of the many souvenirs from the 1986 Worlds Fair in Vancouver.
A power Macintosh 8600 is configured with a DB15-HD15 adapter to 640 x 480 at 60hz refresh. (yuck, but the CRT will only support that) At boot the CRT fails to sync but an LCD tapped into the same signal feed locks-in and reports the correct resolution and refresh as was set using the adapter.