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On Saturday he was looking for so-called Easter eggs, or surprises hidden by software programmers, on Macintosh SE models that reveal a slide show of the compan
by koz1000 10y ago
On Saturday he was looking for so-called Easter eggs, or surprises hidden by software programmers, on Macintosh SE models that reveal a slide show of the company’s development team.
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That one has been etched in my brain for the last 29 years.
- imglorp 10y agoAlso, a hardware Easter egg, some Macs had a bunch of signatures inside their cases. Of course, you need a foot long hex wrench to get inside to see. http://www.cultofmac.com/122408/signed-by-steve-jobs-co-signatures-inside-the-original-macintosh-case/ http://www.cultofmac.com/122408/signed-by-steve-jobs-co-sign...
- koz1000 10y agoOh man, that Torx wrench. Pre-internet, that was nearly impossible to find unless you knew someone that had a Mac repair business.
- salgernon 10y agoThey were routinely sold under the name "MacCracker" - and had a flat disk with a ridge. Once the screws were out, the ridge would be worked as a lever to separate the edges. Bottom has some screen shots: http://www.tcocd.de/Pictures/Micro/Apple/mac128.shtml http://www.tcocd.de/Pictures/Micro/Apple/mac128.shtml
- Cerium 10y agoI made my own, I got a torx bit set and an extender. The extender would not fit all the way, so I spent an afternoon filing the extender down until it was narrow enough.