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by sho 8y ago
Next article in the series, "Why I killed my co-worker"
- derekp7 8y agoI have a customer that loves to hear my 1996 model M. To her, it means that progress on work is getting done to resolve the issue she called me about.
- jackhack 8y agoI remember those days. One is annoying. A dozen or so all going at once... well it just sounded like work was happening and as strange as it sounds it was kind of nice. Now the big Epson impact printer in the eggcrate-foam lined coffin (meant to contain the BZZZZZZZZZT! BZZZZZZZZZT! noise) was never something I adjusted to. We eventually moved it to a storage closet. God bless the silent laser printer! But then I do recall buying a Walkman so that I could listen to music (casette tapes and the radio) while working, consuming batteries rather quickly. Perhaps nostalgia is making my memory of keyboard sounds seem less annoying that it really was.
- bunderbunder 8y agoIndeed. I had a much-loved Model M that I had to give up pretty quickly once I went to college, in the interest of staying on good terms with my roommate.
- asianthrowaway 8y agoI use a Unicomp at work and I'm still alive!