The Floppy Guy 🌈💾

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A snapshot of the screen on a Flip Video Mino whose camera is all funked up The text reads 'Ready' and 'Time left 59:29'
Glitchy video taken on a Flip Video Mino whose audio is a cover version of Van Halen's 'Running With The Devil' slowed to a crawl
A 3.5" floppy disk. The label says: RADIOHEAD OK COMPUTER Windows version Copy 'radio.exe' to the Windows directory. Double click on 'radio.exe' - this extracts the files 'radio.scr' and 'projector.exe' and puts them into the Windows directory. Select 'radio' as your screensaver (in Windows 3.1 you choose this from the 'desktop' menu in 'control panels' in Windows 95 choose it from the 'Screen Saver' menu in 'Display Properties')
3.5" floppy disks of many colors, arranged to resemble a heart. In the background there is but darkness
Cloudy ⛅ (real angel) [checkmark] @oncloud_e i sometimes wish we could stop being so visible all the time because it sucks and everyone hates us, but then i remember how it felt as a kid not knowing about gender or transition at all and how much trans people having this visibility could have helped me
ALL RESTAURANTS ARE TACO BELL There is a bell pictured within an orbiting circle
Scene from an empty room. There are florescent lights above, cement floor below, and a door leading to places unknown in the far right corner
The back of a blue 1969 Volvo station wagon parked on the street, covered in stickers. The license plate spells DSK DRV.
15th Ave on Capitol Hill in Seattle. A blue 1969 Volvo station wagon named Jenny Blue is parked on one side of the street. Behind it is some art made of 3.5" floppy disks. They have been arranged to resemble an orange fish, characters that spell '15th AVE', and a heart
A short, looping video of a 3.5" floppy disk on a screen. The moving lines on the screen give the illusion of movement to the disk
Looking down 15th Ave on Capitol Hill in Seattle next to the old QFC. There is art made of 3.5" floppy disks on the left, and the lights of shops on the right
Nine 3.5" floppy disks - 8 yellow, 1 brown - arranged in a square. Overwritten are the words "Ceci n'est pas une icone de sauvegarde"
A piece of art depicting the back of a large shipping container boat. The containers are represented by 3.5" floppy disks
A wall of art, including a large white and black square that says TOYS NOT INCLUDED HAS A POSSE Vol 4 2026. A hole has been cut in the square to accommodate a person displaying their face
A witch flying on a broom with a Macintosh, framed by the full moon in the background
3.5" floppy disks arranged on a floor to resemble a character known as a "rebel" from the Intellivision game named Utopia. The intent of the character was to depict a person running with a rifle in hand
3.5" Windows 95 installation disks, arranged to resemble the Start button on Windows 95
A 5.25" floppy disk halfway in a protective sleeve. The disk itself has a label on it; written on the label are some numbers and check marks, as well as a print out listing the contents of the floppy disk. The date of the disk is listed as January 28, 1984. The protective sleeve for the disk is blue, and features the name and logo of the Omni corporation.
3.5" floppy disks arranged on a blue board to resemble the arcade game character Luigi. He is depicted holding a gun
Scene from the Slip Gallery in Belltown. Art adorns the walls. The largest piece consists of 3.5" floppy disks, arranged on a blue board to resemble the video game arcade character Luigi. He is depicted holding a gun.
This is a variant of the floppy disk, the 3" Quick Disk manufactured by Mitsumi in 1985. They are notable for having no protective shutter for the 2.8" disk inside. This particular one was sold by KORG, who manufacture MIDI keyboards, samplers, sequencers and drum machines. Quick Disks were two-sided, and needed to be ejected and flipped over to access data on the reverse side. Quick Disks were also utilized in Smith Corona word processors and the Nintendo Famicom Disk System. The label has "Voice Date ESQ" written on the label.
3.5" floppy disks arranged by colors of pink, white, purple, black, and blue to resemble the Genderfluid Pride flag
3.5" floppy disks arranged by colors black, white, purple, and grey to resemble the Demisexual Pride flag
Dandelions!!!
3.5" floppy disks arranged to resemble a larger floppy disks. The colors and patterns call to mind the vaporwave aesthetic of Miami Vice
Toys Not Included VOL. 4 JULY 2026 Slip Gallery 2301 1st Ave, Seattle WA 98121 Artist Reception July 9th 6-9pm Belltown Art Walk July 10th 6-9pm Show runs through July 31st [There is a picture of someone with a TV as a head]
3.5" floppy disks arranged in rows of colors to resemble the Asexual Pride flag
Two objects shaped like 3.5" floppy disks, when in reality one is a blue solar powered calculator, and the other is a black letter opener. On the calculator, various buttons are labeled with numbers and functions. On the shutter it reads "Happy Member Anniversary from the PRODIGY(r) Service" On the letter opener, it reads 'AMERICAN SUNTEK INT'L CORP.' followed by the address and contact info for the company
3.5" floppy disks arranged in a square. The colors correspond with the non-binary flag
Scene from Broadcast Coffee on Yesler in Seattle. There are folks sitting here and there, a dog, tables. In the background are six pieces of art made from 3.5" floppy disks, each arranged in such a way as to resemble a larger 3.5" floppy disk
Lego assembled in a manner to resemble a 3.5" floppy disk, being held by a human hand
Vivian @suchnerve "If you want a living wage, get a better job" is a fascinating way to spin "I acknowledge that your current job needs to be done, but I think whomever does that job deserves to be in poverty."
A 4' x 6' piece of plywood on a rug in a house
A box of ten L-500 betamax video tapes from Golden. One of the tapes is sitting on top of the other 9.
3.5" floppy disk with the following text on the label: MICROSOFT WINDOWS 3.1 RELEASE CANDIDATE 3G FEBRUARY 25, 1992 DISK 4 OF 6 (C) COPYRIGHT 1992 MICROSOFT CORPORATION MICROSOFT CONFIDENTIAL FORMAT: 1.44mb Microsoft
A yellowish device with RCA ports and a display screen. The screen reads: Transcash Transcash Simple Safe Convenient
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A 3.5" floppy disk. The label reads: DISK #10 LEE CHIN 72,000 ETHEREAL RADIO WAVES THE BEGINNINGS (BOOK)
A 3.5" floppy disk. The label displays a representation of a human head wearing large sunglasses/goggles. The label also reads: VR BASIC The Virtual Reality World Maker IBM PC double sided high density 1.44MB
A CD in a white case. It is labeled Radiohead ok computer
3.5" floppy disks of red, black, white, and green, arranged to resemble the Flag of Palestine
3.5" floppy disks arranged on a floor in blue, white, and green
On the wall hangs a piece of art composed of 1000+ 3.5" floppy disks, arranged to resemble four people, two trees, and one snake. In the foreground stands the artist, looking pleased with themselves
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3.5" floppy disks arranged on a floor. The red, orange, yellow, and white appear like an abstract sun, while the single black disk represents MY HEART
A screenshot of an accounting program on a 1980s era computer for the 'TropiFruit' company; there's a list of annual sales for Pineapples, Limes, Bananas, and Sugar Cane, listed as a spreadsheet as well as a bar graph. As you can see, Banana sales are in decline and Joel is asking how you can even call yourself a salesman you son of a bitch Please note the dismal forecast for Banana sales in our latest projection. I want each of you to report to me by next Monday any ideas you have about how to stimulate sales of this key product. Joel
A screenshot of computer graphics generated on a computer in the early 80s. The scene rests on a grid that stretches to the horizon; on the grid is a blue building with a floating roof, surrounded by smaller green triangles. In the sky are 5 crows.
A shelf with multiple objects: a Macintosh computer with keyboard, a MIDI boombox, a tape deck, two monkey statues, a cup, and an external CD-ROM drive
There is a black cat in front of you; it stares into your eyes with a mixture of longing and fear. In the background, 3.5" floppy disks have been arranged in a black and white checkerboard pattern stretching out of view. Exits to the North and East.
THE NEW LI'L FLOPPY! "now you can afford a floppy!" - Compact 3.5 x 5.75 x 9" - 110Kbytes/diskette - Hi speed random access - Altair/IMSAI interface (others also available) - 8080/6800 Software $695 Kit $810 Assembled Manual only $10 Available Dec. '76 Deliver less than 60 days
A 3.5" floppy disk. The software stored on the disk is a program called 'WETPAINT - CLASSIC CLIP-ART'
Two 5.25" floppy disks lying on a floor
Some human with a coffee cup
3.5" floppy disks arranged into four groups. Each group is of equal size. Each group is meant to appear as a stylized, larger floppy disk
Black and white 3.5" floppy disks arranged in a checkerboard pattern with a glitchy video filter applied to the image
black and white 3.5" floppy disks arranged interspersed in a checkerboard pattern
3.5" floppy disks arranged to resemble the 'broken image' that's displayed when a webpage is unable to load an image