JTRetro

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Two people- who, like most people, don't seem to mind being tracked everywhere they go by Google products, creepy apps on their phones, flock cameras......
On the left, Nosferatu. On the right......well, you be the judge.
A girl with long black hair holding up the new Commodore Callback Flip-Phone.
A mama squirrel hanging off of a screen, looking in through a window, wondering where her food is!
The instrument cluster. On the left is the traditional "Six Pack" instrument cluster that every pilot is used to seeing, including airspeed, altitude, and attitude indicators. In the middle is a Garmin glass cockpit setup that allows for the use of ADS/B in and GPS.
My grandmother on her first date with my grandfather on June 11th, 1944. My Grandfather is wearing his army uniform from the 75th infantry division. My grandmother is wearing a dress. They are standing in front of the Federal Works Agency building in Owensboro, Kentucky.
A Macintosh SE/30 playing Microsoft Flight Simulator on an external color screen.
A Macintosh SE/30 with all of the trimmings.
Trump in a toilet.
Looking down Masonic street towards the old fire station, which is now home to the Woodstar Cafe and the Media Education Foundation.
Microsoft Flight SImulator, being played on a Macintosh SE/30 with an external color monitor.
A Macintosh SE computer on a sunlit porch. Next to it is a book called "A short course in Basic".
A collection of Sony Mavica cameras, including an FD91 and an FD97. Behind them is a Macintosh SE-30.
Life After the Oil Crash, By Matt Savinar, J.D.
A Macintosh SE/30 board sitting on a work bench, next to a soldering iron, a cup of coffee, and an air purifier.
On the left, a new Commodore 64u, attached to an original Commodore Amiga monitor. On the right, and Atari 800 computer.
Page 134 of Life After the Oil Crash
Squirrel buddy!
An old clock radio, torn apart.