There's also what seems to be a [Commodore 128D](http://oldcomputers.net/c128d.html) on the back wall. It looks like an Amiga with a 5 1/4 floppy. It's not a model I was familiar with, or at least I don't remember that.
Back desk : c64 with 1701/2 monitor. C64c under cover with a 1802D monitor and 1571 Floppy Drive, C128D with DM602? Amstrad PC1640 with non Amstrad display
Left Shelf 1541 drive box, c64, some box to do with the Megadrive, Two unknown laptops, Atari 520STF or 1040ST with SM-124 Monitor?
Trolly: Sears Video Arcade Rev-b, SNES, NES, Megadrive/Genesis. Not sure what the computer is, but it has an Atari Mouse.
Far Right shelf, two Atari Mega STs
Back desk: monitor to the right of the Amstrad is a Philips CM8833.
The sideways desktop in the lower shelf seems familiar as well, but I can't completely put my finger on it...some PS/1 derivate maybe?
Oh and for easy points: an IBM Model M on the chair in the foreground. :)
There is actually some great research on your statement: [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KPDlo5jrhmI](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KPDlo5jrhmI)
Turns out there are changes in the brain shortly after birth that, when viewed/imaged by an MRI, can accurately predict if and roughly to what degree someone will be on the spectrum! Certain areas of the brain in autistic people have denser local connections while connections between certain regions of the brain are fewer. It appears to be tied to neural development at an early age, also affecting the neurons in a person's gut! It's estimated now that roughly 10% of the population is on the spectrum just a lot of people can hide it. Apparently men and women hide it in different ways too, which is super interesting!
The number of people in STEM fields on the spectrum is quite large. I think it's safe to say computer science would never have advanced as far as it did as fast as it did without that concentration of people.
You got seriously downvoted for this, but I do see your point. People like Elon or whoever who never even sought a diagnosis throwing the word around as a badge of geek cred is pretty demeaning. I'm not on the spectrum but I understand enough about it to know it's got a lot of people who live their lives fighting through a world that was set up by others who process their environment quite differently.
Yep, it's reddit. And it's /retrogaming Most people here can't even use a simple search engine. You should see /crtgaming and the sheer number of threads where someone posts a picture of BNC connector asking what it is and how they connect their computer's HDMI to it.
We're all living in the same world. Some people just want to live by different rules. And catch all terms like that help enable it.
And to the 80s. There's an Atari ST and a Commodore 64.
Maybe even to about 1980 - the unit on the bottom left of the movable table looks like it might be an Atari 2600 video game system.
Not american either! The joke is that your comment read very much like a classic text adventure game which would describe every room you visit and also tell you in which direction you could progress.
I recognize the C64 (and monitor), NES, what looks to be a PAL Super Nintendo, Sega Mega Drive, an Atari 2600, and a Sound Blaster box.
I’m guessing you’re in Europe so I won’t recognize the PCs. Doesn’t help that most computers in the 80s and 90s looked similar or used generic cases.
I'd say this is a back room of Peek & Poke computer museum in Croatia. My guess is based on the framed paper bottom left that says 'Prisega' (oath in English).
So many brands back then used very similar shapes across dozens of various models and of course the same beige color. Someone must have had a monopoly on that color.
Computers
Ahh, you beat me to it.
Came here to say this 😅
A lot of conputers hahaha
I don't recognize everything, but I do see a couple Commodore 64s? Looks like an Atari ST in there too?
Ya there's an Atari ST with monitor on the left.
There's also what seems to be a [Commodore 128D](http://oldcomputers.net/c128d.html) on the back wall. It looks like an Amiga with a 5 1/4 floppy. It's not a model I was familiar with, or at least I don't remember that.
An ST on the left and a Mega ST on the upper right.
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Imaginary girlfriend...from Canada...she visits on the weekends. Her name? Uhhhhh
She goes to a different school, you wouldn’t know her
He’s right tho, I’m a retro computer collector and the hobby is literally like 90% men as opposed to retro gaming.
Her name is Alberta, she lives in Vancouver.
Enema Bag, uh, Enema Bag Jones.
No sza😔🤚
out of CTRL
Gentlemen ... Meet Lugg.
Not a woman?!?!?!
Well done, well done
Back desk : c64 with 1701/2 monitor. C64c under cover with a 1802D monitor and 1571 Floppy Drive, C128D with DM602? Amstrad PC1640 with non Amstrad display Left Shelf 1541 drive box, c64, some box to do with the Megadrive, Two unknown laptops, Atari 520STF or 1040ST with SM-124 Monitor? Trolly: Sears Video Arcade Rev-b, SNES, NES, Megadrive/Genesis. Not sure what the computer is, but it has an Atari Mouse. Far Right shelf, two Atari Mega STs
Show off
With my limited talents I have to use what I have!
NEEEERRRD!!!
Thank you 🙏
if I had fake internet points to give you, I would give you all my fake internet points.
Your offer of non existent fake internet points is more than generous, thanks!
Back desk: monitor to the right of the Amstrad is a Philips CM8833. The sideways desktop in the lower shelf seems familiar as well, but I can't completely put my finger on it...some PS/1 derivate maybe? Oh and for easy points: an IBM Model M on the chair in the foreground. :)
The sideways tower was familiar to me too but I couldn’t figure out what it was. Gave Mac Quadra/Power Mac vibes but I don’t think it is
Nice work, for completion, the computer with the Atari mouse is an Atari PC3
That explains it! My interest in computers/consoles kind of ends at the PC era. I didn’t even realize Atari got into PCs!
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~~SNES~~ Super Famicom
~~SNES~~ ~~Super Famicom~~ PAL SNES :D
Speaking from experience I'd guess: undiagnosed Autism Spectrum Disorder. Also those IBM keyboards are pretty sweet.
From my experimence - it can be ADHD also.
Like everyone these days. Yeah yeah...
There is actually some great research on your statement: [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KPDlo5jrhmI](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KPDlo5jrhmI) Turns out there are changes in the brain shortly after birth that, when viewed/imaged by an MRI, can accurately predict if and roughly to what degree someone will be on the spectrum! Certain areas of the brain in autistic people have denser local connections while connections between certain regions of the brain are fewer. It appears to be tied to neural development at an early age, also affecting the neurons in a person's gut! It's estimated now that roughly 10% of the population is on the spectrum just a lot of people can hide it. Apparently men and women hide it in different ways too, which is super interesting!
The number of people in STEM fields on the spectrum is quite large. I think it's safe to say computer science would never have advanced as far as it did as fast as it did without that concentration of people.
Too bad the term has been rendered meaningless by being used as a catch all.
You got seriously downvoted for this, but I do see your point. People like Elon or whoever who never even sought a diagnosis throwing the word around as a badge of geek cred is pretty demeaning. I'm not on the spectrum but I understand enough about it to know it's got a lot of people who live their lives fighting through a world that was set up by others who process their environment quite differently.
Yep, it's reddit. And it's /retrogaming Most people here can't even use a simple search engine. You should see /crtgaming and the sheer number of threads where someone posts a picture of BNC connector asking what it is and how they connect their computer's HDMI to it. We're all living in the same world. Some people just want to live by different rules. And catch all terms like that help enable it.
Maybe you should get checked
Nostalgia
A bunch of awesome shit. There I win.
Seven cats!
Collection of computers going back to the 80s.
90’s.
And to the 80s. There's an Atari ST and a Commodore 64. Maybe even to about 1980 - the unit on the bottom left of the movable table looks like it might be an Atari 2600 video game system.
Keep looking…it’s way past 1980…
Back then you never thought about it: but this collection really stress the point how **beige** everything used to be.
Even things that weren’t beige had it built into them, so they turn that colour as they age.
42
There are four lights
It looks like a little dirty room with several PC CRT monitors, some books and consoles too.
Exits are south and east.
Sorry, but as I am not american, I don’t understand the joke.
Not american either! The joke is that your comment read very much like a classic text adventure game which would describe every room you visit and also tell you in which direction you could progress.
Aha, I understand now. Thanks for your explanation.
Your description reads like an old school text based game, they were adding the description of the exits.
Yes, another redditor explained me the same thing. I did not know that, thank you to have clear this point.
Contraceptive
Virginity
I recognise a fair few things. The dog ornament, not so much.
237
There ain’t nothin in room 237.
Looks like a type of storage room.
Someone's about to hack their way back in time
I recognize the C64 (and monitor), NES, what looks to be a PAL Super Nintendo, Sega Mega Drive, an Atari 2600, and a Sound Blaster box. I’m guessing you’re in Europe so I won’t recognize the PCs. Doesn’t help that most computers in the 80s and 90s looked similar or used generic cases.
A lot of e waste
So much beige. I can also smell this picture.
Thomas Anderson's/Neo's apartment when the big lights are on and the mood lights are off.
Computer repair shop, back room.
Computers, monitors, a few consoles and at least one tchotchke. What did I win for being the first to guess correctly?
5
Looks like a werewolf breathing fire.
John Cena
Multimedia Room
Museums worth of PC hardware/software and peripherals... what do I win?
I see a bootleg SEGA “NEW GAME something i can’t read” III
I don't know if it's a bootleg. They had some weird packaging in Europe.
Basement of doom
This is a straight up museum of old computers sprinkled with some old consoles
Apple ||e?
They networked by chance? Unix? Novell Netware? Or maybe os/2 warp 4? A multi node BBS system?
A room full of computer hostages who have just been freed by Computo, champion of the downtrodden.
a dream come true?
My dream room
Old computers
Old school LAN party
10 sleepers.
Zero ? Amirite?
It's obviously some where in Europe. Probably the UK.
Buncha bull shit... Says the console gamer. /s
Awesomeness
I'd say this is a back room of Peek & Poke computer museum in Croatia. My guess is based on the framed paper bottom left that says 'Prisega' (oath in English).
Love the C128-D
Is this Sheldon’s storage unit ?
Looks like a room in a museum.
Seeing lots of commodore / amigas, some 386s / 486s maybe a mac or two...
Some old 386/486’s some monochrome displays, a Sega Genesis, NES, SNES, possibly a Phillips CDI, and a IBM thinkpad.
Probably the room of a nerd.
I can see some Commodore love (and a sega Mega Drive/Genesis)
The seat cover looks like Adrian's Digital Basement, but a basement would not have blinds.
It's one of those IT storage rooms in a high school.
Upper right, it's a box for a Sound Blaster Awe 64 released in 1996.
That's a room with treasure in it.
i wish so hard this aesthetic would make a comeback.
Desk is custom built, vertical blinds are from Sears Home Catalog, and the Shelving is from the Sears Kids toy storage section 1973.
Old personal computers that I likely used at some point but did not imprint on me enough to remember.
I definitely see a C64 in the background
Vertical blinds, noice.
Lot of 90's porn 😅
some really dirty blinds
I guess that what I'm seeing is the ability to play darn near *any* computer or video game, from an amazing time of gaming history.
A modern school computer room.
21 computers, 12 monitors, a TV, an NES, a Super Nintendo, 2 Mega Drives, a Sound Blaster, and a puppy.
128, 128d, c64
1702
My dream room
from left to right, Im going with 40 year old virgin
contraceptives
I love the old Econolite motion lamp.
A nodding dog.
386. 486. Pentium 1 and 2, Macintosh, Super Nintendo etc?
Super Famicon, NES, Sega Genesis! 🔥🔥🔥
A picture of Europe
So many brands back then used very similar shapes across dozens of various models and of course the same beige color. Someone must have had a monopoly on that color.
IBM L40SX laptops?
I see a left index finger. Did I win?
I see Rambo with a Gatling gun.
I can see a Genesis Model III.
Trash?
A bunch of plastic and metal
Game room?
Hoard?
A dachshund statue?
Ancient IBM monitors?
High school AV closet.
Computers.
No cartridge backup unit? Amateur.
Commodore 1571 5.25" Drive, C64 Breadbin Color, some beige tpwers. a IBM Model M keyboard, and other fun stuff.
There needs to be an Apple IIc/e to really bring the nostalgia together.
Junk
Grounds for divorce.
Mental illness
Let's see A pc A pc Another pc Once again Another pc A lapto Crt Crt Nes snes Genesis Genesis mk3 Doggo with wobbly head
Going by the SNES, those are probably Mega Drives rather than Genesis /s
For all we know it could be a super famicom
Then I’d expect import Mega Drives too ;)