u/OSX2000

I want an Integra coupe.

Yeah, seems like they tried to do their own thing because they thought it was right, then backed off.

The keyboard II introduction was around the same time Apple was trying to get PC users to cross over (DOS compatibility, PC Exchange, etc), so having a wonky keyboard wouldn't be a good selling point. The traditional PC keyboard has the + as a double-height key, with - in the corner, so Apple even still isn't fully aligned with that, but is at least closer to.

Are you talking about the keyboards where the caps lock physically depresses the key? Or is there some other limitation? How would you remap it on a board where the key alternates between in and out?

That's very fitting for the IIgs, since its native keyboard is so similar. Exact same key layout as the M0116, even including the inverted +/-. I don't have one, but I've got my eye out for one of those, I love that board. Same mechanical clicky switches as the M0116 too.

The Biggie Bag! Where I am, that's gone from $5 to $7 in just the last year or so. I could've sworn it was $6 the last time I got one, so I think it just raised again.

Wow, I have an M0116, and somehow I never noticed this before. The Ctrl/Caps switch still gets me sometimes, but this never even caught my attention.

🥕 = carrot

^ = carat

There might be something going on with the language selection here, because I've never seen Times New Roman used in the formula bar before. I only see that forced in places that are mandating Asian language compatibility.

Good info! Yeah, looking closer, that definitely is a PCI card, it just says AGP on the chip, which threw me off.

System 1 (through 7.5.5) -> Mac OS 7.6 (through 9.2.2) -> Mac OS X -> OS X -> macOS

FTFY

Wait, that Rage LT Pro card is AGP...how does that work in a 9600?

It can't be just one, unless the car has a mismatched set. There's two that cut left, two that cut right. Usually it's just a tire rotation gone the wrong way, and you'll find a corresponding "wrong wheel" on the other side.

This is why the GSR blade wheels always look weird to me...they're not directional like the Prelude wheels, so they cut forward on one side of the car, and backward on the other. Nothing anyone can do about that.

"The information service you won't outgrow" 🤣

They've been A/B testing that for a while. Some of our 25H2 units have it already.

Excelsior-II, or Excelsior-B, or whatever they call the class that the Enterprise B fits in. That one is gorgeous, even though the embellishments make no sense.

Ok normally I hate the all-clear tail lights, but that totally works with your silver body. Looks great!

What's going on above the back window though? Is that just a trim piece from a black one, or something custom?

Not the biggest fan of the wheels/stance, but that's just personal preference. I like my CR-Vs lifted, not lowered.

Yeah agreed. Should've kept the turn & reverse lights as clear, but overall the long bar works surprisingly well. Bonus points if it actually lights up.

Oh jeez, a beep beep like a Civic? That's not good for safety lol.

Ok that explains a lot, I had no idea a school bus could potentially have the same horn as a midsize car. I figured they'd be more like the trucks that share parts with them.

That's doesn't sound like a bus horn though, aren't they more of a deep wahhhhhhhhh?

How much for that IIgs keyboard in pic 4? Willing to pay shipping to California.

WindowShade! I think it might've started as a 3rd-parry app, then Apple implemented it natively in OS 8.

Opposite for me. ISO puts backslash and pipe in the wrong place.

or youtube rips for console games

https://downloads.khinsider.com/

Way better than youtube rips in most cases.

The mystery flavor in Airheads isn't a random-chance of the others. It's its own distinct flavor that they've just called mystery.

Looks like a ThinkPad E16 to me. Not as durable as the T or P series, but it'll do.