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{{pet}} As a child, I would never have imagined there would come a time when I wouldn't be able to count my computers. In the digital age, they are to scientists what women are to the commoner, you remember your first one, have a vague recollection of the next few and quickly there came a point where you stopped counting. As more and more things, I started logging them here: | {{pet}} As a child, I would never have imagined there would come a time when I wouldn't be able to count my computers. In the digital age, they are to scientists what women are to the commoner, you remember your first one, have a vague recollection of the next few and quickly there came a point where you stopped counting. As more and more things, I started logging them here: | ||
| − | # [[Napoleon (computer)|Napoleon]]: [[10 December|10]], [[December (2012)|December]] [[2012|(2012)]]— | + | # [[Napoleon (computer)|Napoleon]]: [[10 December|10]], [[December (2012)|December]] [[2012|(2012)]]—some time 2012 (laptop). |
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| + | # [[wulfrun (computer)|wulfrun]]: [[October (2016)]] (laptop). | ||
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Computers
As a child, I would never have imagined there would come a time when I wouldn't be able to count my computers. In the digital age, they are to scientists what women are to the commoner, you remember your first one, have a vague recollection of the next few and quickly there came a point where you stopped counting. As more and more things, I started logging them here: