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Where do you see that caption? The pictures are captioned only with dates on the page. That one is captioned "July 17, 1985". In any case, maybe the "old elect
by js2 6y ago
Where do you see that caption? The pictures are captioned only with dates on the page. That one is captioned "July 17, 1985".
In any case, maybe the "old electronic device" is a reference to the Coleco? It looks like it's being used for word processing, which at the time was pretty novel.
- pmoriarty 6y agoI'm seeing it in emacs-w3m. It's probably the alternative text caption for when you can't see images directly, like for screen readers.
- js2 6y agoOh, yep. I forgot I have a "show alt text" bookmarklet I can use on iOS: javascript:function%20b(e,c)%7bfor(var%20i=0;i%3Cc;i++)%7be.parentNode.insertBefore(document.createElement('br'),e.nextSibling)%7d%7dfunction%20s()%7bvar%20t=this.title%7C%7Cthis.alt%7C%7C'No%20Text';alert(t)%7dfor(var%20i%20in%20document.images)%7bvar%20e=document.images%5bi%5d;var%20t=e.title%7C%7Ce.alt;if(t)%7bb(e,2);e.parentNode.insertBefore(document.createTextNode(t),e.nextSibling);b(e,2)%7de.onclick=s%7d