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A vintage computer running <n>Windows 95</n>.

The <n>Nine Inch Nails</n> website being designed for their album <n>The Fragile</n> in 1999. Photo by <n>Rob Sheridan</n>.

An illustration by <n>Christoph Niemann</n> for <n>The New York Times Magazine</n>.

The <n>HP 9845</n> personal computer, introduced in 1977.

An advertisement for <n>Southwest Technical Products Corporation</n> computer terminals from <n>Byte Magazine</n>, 1981.

Avatar selection screen from the 1995 software <n>The Palace</n>.

The graphical user interface of the <n>Apple Lisa</n> computer, released by <n>Apple</n> in 1983.

The <n>Telefunken</n> <n>SIG-100 video terminal</n> and <n>Rollkugel</n> mouse from 1968, developed by a team led by <n>Rainer Mallebrein</n>.

Cover art for the song <n>Follow You, Follow Me</n> by <n>Tom Polo</n> and <n>Urban Love</n>.

Cover art for songs including <n>DIED</n> by narr and <n>Phonys</n> by YUNG $XMBER.

Vaporwave artwork <n>leerzeichen</n> by <n>amity</n>.

A fatal error screen on a retro PC running <n>Windows 95</n> or <n>Windows 98</n>.

The <n>Canon AS-100</n> personal computer, designed by <n>Canon</n> and released in 1982.

Author <n>Jeff Ball</n> writing his book <n>Yardening</n> on an <n>IBM PC</n> in his garden in the early 1980s.

The <n>Commodore 65</n> prototype computer, 1991. Photo by <n>Bill Bertram</n>.

The <n>Aqua</n> interface of <n>Mac OS X 10.0 Cheetah</n>, showing a Sage <n>iMac G3</n> in <n>QuickTime Player</n>.

<n>Apple</n>'s 1998 launch poster for the <n>iMac G3</n> from the <n>Think Different</n> campaign.

A computer desktop running <n>Windows XP</n>, exemplifying the <n>Frutiger Aero</n> design aesthetic.

Pixel art by the creative studio <n>MAMMOTH</n>.

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