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The south-facing ENG microwave antenna (upper-left) is weird and scary. That's the 104 and a hafth floor of Sears Tower (yes, this is a thing), and you're leaning against the exterior glass of the building (coated in an opaque heat-rejecting rubberlike material) to access it.
The rest of the day was down on regular 104, transforming the Rack From Hell into the Rack from Heck, which is where all the cables from 104.5 terminate:
I have a "before" photo somewhere, months ago. Basically, it looked like a bomb went off inside a ware & cable plant run by bipolar dyslexics.
I asked the Corner Marshall how he stayed warm. He sent back this shot, of my econobox 1991 Ford Festiva, with 1.6 L turbo Miata engine, chasing down the 2019 Civic during the instructor's session. It was a chilly -19 C that day. He keeps interesting company!
That is one of the most commonly used default wallpapers used for windows ME which is what i'm running on my PCem virtual machine. https://pcem-emulator.co.uk/downloads.html
That is one of the most commonly used default wallpapers used for windows ME which is what i'm running on my PCem virtual machine. https://pcem-emulator.co.uk/downloads.html
PCem emulates the hardware in real time.
Familiar with PCem, was trying to figure out how the house was relevant.
I don't believe I've ever used WinME. At that time, I was using NT4, 2000, and 98 SE. Skipped directly to XP after that.
I've never actually used PCem either. DOSbox and ScummVM are my go-tos. Roland MT-32 FTW.