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How San Francisco Chronicled Its Own Tech Boom

• liveoneggs 9y ago
  the prince tshirt in the first photo is best
  • mythrwy 9y ago
    I like the boom box hanging in the clean room.
• kevin_thibedeau 9y ago
  They need to improve the gamma on their scans. Detail is lost on all the images.
• musgrove 9y ago
  Wouldn't it just start a blog?
  • tedmiston 9y ago
    It's so much easier for a person to follow an Instagram account than follow a blog these days. I don't want every blog to email me for every post.
    • whatshisface 9y ago
      It would be great if there was a really simple way for decentralized publishers like blogs to do syndication; some kind of rich-text protocol for site summaries. Maybe a Google engineer could write a reader for them in their 20% time.
      • scurvy 9y ago
        Like RSS? Sorry I couldn't tell if you were being snarky or not. Google killed RSS when they killed Reader.
        • altano 9y ago
          He was definitely being snarky
• rb808 9y ago
  > May 29, 1990: Luis Morales works at an Apple manufacturing facility in Milpitas. Wow, that is a long time ago. Is there any manufacturing left in the valley?
  • niftich 9y ago
    Tesla in Fremont at the old GM/NUMMI plant; Flextronics in Milpitas, and a few smaller ones, but pretty much all on the east side of the bay. A Forbes article [1] on this from 2012. [1] https://www.forbes.com/global/2012/0716/technology-manufacturing-flextronics-made-in-silicon-valley.html https://www.forbes.com/global/2012/0716/technology-manufactu...