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      How to teach people what makes things tick!
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      A painstakingly hand crafted relic from the era of homebrew computers... 
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      An intricate mechanical computer for exposure calculations.
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      A curious little commercial slide rule from England.
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      A collection of everyday things from times past, that no one would recognize today.
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      A blog where Nathan Zeldes writes on the Good, the Bad and the Ugly of everyday product design.
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      An atavistic but beautiful slide adder.
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