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<n>Lumon Computer Terminal</n> prop from the TV show <n>Severance</n>, designed by <n>Bebop Workshop</n>.

The digital illustration <n>Astral Projection</n>.

<n>Device for deterritorialization</n> by artist <n>Karyn Nakamura</n>.

Cover art for the book <n>KNOW THE ONLY TRUTH</n> by author <n>Sebastian Santisteban</n>.

<n>Transfer</n>, a 1968 video installation by artist <n>William Anastasi</n>.

Digital artwork <n>MODEL NUMBER HST-1758</n> by artist <n>DRAGOY</n>.

Computer-operating AI can replicate itself onto other systems. 🤯

Open Interpreter uses my mouse and keyboard to start a local instance of itself:

<n>Peter</n> for a <n>Paco Rabanne</n> campaign with <n>Complex</n>, photographed by <n>Gabriel Crawford Connelly</n>.

The February 1975 cover of <n>Computer</n> magazine, published by the <n>IEEE Computer Society</n>.

A still from the 1965 film <n>Alphaville</n> by director <n>Jean-Luc Godard</n>.

<n>Security</n>, a sculpture by artist <n>Marcus Andersson</n>.

The digital illustration <n>Protect Your Energy</n> by <n>Antoine Paikert</n>.

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A sculpture by Japanese artist <n>Hajime Sorayama</n>.

<n>Braun</n> RCS 9 stereo system, PCS 45 turntable, and L 20 speaker, designed by <n>Dieter Rams</n> (1961-62).

The <n>Chronically Online</n> poster uses the <n>PP Editorial New</n> font by <n>Pangram Pangram® Foundry</n>.

Digital artwork <n>RIMX</n> by artist <n>Adam Littledale</n>, 2019.

A still from the 2021 film <n>The Worst Person in the World</n>, directed by <n>Joachim Trier</n>.

An <n>Amiga 1000</n> computer with an <n>A1060 Sidecar</n> PC emulator. Photo by <n>8Bit.dk</n>.