>U.S. Army audiovisual tech stands at her editing station (1973)
>>51886887
thats a funny looking kitchen, OP....
i browse imgur too! so many epic pix on that XD
>>51887050
Ikr, post some too!
>>51886887
All that incredibly expensive hardware and they jew out by giving her that $10 chair
This is why ameriburgers can't have nice things
>>51888577
With the military procurement system such as it is they probably paid 1000$ for that chair
in 1973 dollars, even
>>51888577
that chair looks pretty nice anon, don't know what you're talking about
program me a sandwich
m8 i r8 her 8/8 but w8 her name is k8 now its time to masturb8
>>51886887
Qt3.14s geeks like this are why i joined the air force
>>51888577
Im sure that chair would survive getting hit by a truck and weighs 50lbs
>>51888577
>iron frame
>wooden legs
>real leather
She probably needed top level security clearance for space age memory foam back then.
>>51888609
>>51888615
>>51888925
>>51889036
It doesn't even have an armrest :(
>>51886887
U.S. Air Force not Army.
>>51889096
Computer chairs generally don't have armrests because they're not ergonomic. Does she look like she needs and office chair instead?
>>51889216
She looks like she needs to sit on my dick instead of any phony chair
>>51886887
don't lie, anon. everybody knows there are no women on technology
>>51887042
You notice how no one laughed at your joke or even replied? I bet you get a lot of that IRL
>>51889532
>or even replied?
GOTO LOGIC_ERROR
>>51888577
>All that incredibly expensive hardware and they jew out by giving her that $10 chair
You just described every startup I've ever worked at.
But I did work for the federal government for a few years. They have a lot of old steel hardware like that sitting around. You'd be amazed at how comfortable some of those "primitive" looking chairs are.
As for armrests, since she's not likely perpetually in the sit-up-and-beg-keyboard-and-mouse posture, it's way less important. She was spending her time writing notes in front of her, reaching for knobs and dials, and making punched cards.
Hello welcome to Imgur, home of the reddit alien.
>>51888900
What's your MOS homie? I've been considering joining the air force for a couple of months now.
>>51889483
I was listening to pony by genuine when I saw her
Same thing that went through my mind
>>51886887
Pretty cute. Probably a lot smarter than those yoga pants wearing bimbos running around these days.
I think the point of OP's thread was for others to post cool old tech pics. But /g/ is too dumb to realize this.
>>51889681
Tfw no qt usaf gf to make punched cards with
Is this where they filmed they moon landings?
>>51886887
>her
The Living Computer Museum is a computer museum in Seattle, excellent exhibits and their goal is to have everything work to some extent. I hate it though in their tour they now have to take a moment and explain that women were operators because it was considered a woman's job and Muh wage gap. Those women were more talented than 90% of the modern woman work force.
My grandfather joined the Air Force in the 50s and ended up working with some early IBM machines. After leaving the military he quickly got a job with Varian.
He worked for Varian his entire life. He never went to college. He retired with a good pension.
Meanwhile in the future you're looking at thousands in debt from college expenses if you want a job that doesn't involve digging ditches or fixing clogged toilets.
>>51890988
Do they actually have a 5100? Neat.
I really want to go there, I'm kind of curious to see how they pull off the live exhibits without chucklefucks coming in and breaking everything.
>>51886887
>actual technology and not consumer shitposting and meme tech
le ew face
>>51888577
Those chairs are amazing. You don't know what you're talking about. I wish I was sitting in one right now.
>>51891140
No that's a 5100 from a personal owner. Seattle Retro Computing Society is a vintage computer club that meets once a month in Redmond. Google it, meetings depend on turnout but it's pretty good.
At the museum, all the expensive stuff is off limits, you get hands on some computers from the 80's and newer mostly.
>>51888886
>88888
What in the fuck
>>51889532
ROASTIE GETTING TOASTIE
>>51886887
Oh, look everybody, one woman in front of computer stuff, YAAAAY WOMEN IN TECH
>>51890604
tfw they'll never reach for your knob
>>51888609
this. and that's a 400$ clipboard
>>51888886
>off by two
>>51889532
You should get those lumps checked out.
