Along with @tubetime 's thread this morning, here are some other pictures from #EFM aka #electronicsFleaMarket
Not as good as last month, but a couple of finds.
Be sure to check out my pixelfed post for other pictures
#siliconValley #SillyValley #sanfrancisco #sanfran #sanfranciscocomputers #sanfrancomputers #sanfranciscovintagecomputers #sanfranvintagecomputers #sanfranciscovintagehardware #sanfranvintagecomputers
#vintagecomputing #vintagecomputint #vintagecomputer #vintagecomputers #vintagecomputalk
#vintagehardware #computerHistory #retro #VCF #vintageComputerFestival
#retrocomputing #retroComputers #WallOfRetro #retroTech #retroTechnology
#nerdsOfVintage #happyNerding
#computer #tech #computerHardware #laptop #laptops
#IBM #thinkpad #thinkpads #VintageThinkPad #X86 #WindowsVista #IBMhardware #lenovoHardware #Thinkpadnium #apple #macintosh #marchintosh
![An advertisement for BASF 3.5" Micro Diskettes that features a dynamic and colorful design. The image includes a hand holding a BASF 3.5" floppy disk, a red box of BASF 3.5\" diskettes, a hammer, a coffee mug, and a crumpled piece of paper, all surrounded by electric blue lightning bolts. The text on the right side of the image reads: 'Create a 3.5" Micro Diskette with unlimited protection against a hostile world. You're covered. BASF molds the rigid plastic jacket of its 3.5" Micro Diskette to its own specifications, providing unsurpassed protection for the flexible disk within. Call 800-343-4660 for the name of your nearest supplier. The Spirit of Innovation.' The BASF logo is displayed at the bottom right corner. The background features a city skyline silhouette](https://assets.oldbytes.space/assets.oldbytes.space/media_attachments/files/114/298/631/889/825/261/original/e9c388319e2bca37.png "An advertisement for BASF 3.5\" Micro Diskettes that features a dynamic and colorful design. The image includes a hand holding a BASF 3.5\" floppy disk, a red box of BASF 3.5\\" diskettes, a hammer, a coffee mug, and a crumpled piece of paper, all surrounded by electric blue lightning bolts. The text on the right side of the image reads: 'Create a 3.5\" Micro Diskette with unlimited protection against a hostile world. You're covered. BASF molds the rigid plastic jacket of its 3.5\" Micro Diskette to its own specifications, providing unsurpassed protection for the flexible disk within. Call 800-343-4660 for the name of your nearest supplier. The Spirit of Innovation.' The BASF logo is displayed at the bottom right corner. The background features a city skyline silhouette")
and not worth the trouble. 
Oh well. Thanks for cluing me in
modules addict) 
![A newspaper clipping with a photo of Russel Noftsker that says:
AI superstar plunges to earth
Knowledge-based expert systems delivered on symbolic processing machines are "a trend that I'd say is unstoppable at this point."
Russel Noftsker
Chairman, Symbolics, Inc.
February 1986
"I don't want to see the company fail. I don't want to see any more employees lose their jobs."
Noftsker
February 1988
BY CLINTON WILDER
and STANLEY GIBSON
CW STAFF
CAMBRIDGE, Mass. -- Like Icarus, Symbolics, Inc. thought there was no limit to how high... [the picture cuts off]
Its technology was the envy of that sexy new industry, artificial intelligence, and its rapid climb to the $100 million revenue level in 1986 earned it acclaim as "a stock market superstar."
Now mired in red ink and leaderless -- its founders having been eased out of control -- the firm stands as a classic case of missed opportunities, overreaching ambition and market insensitivity.
"Success can be seductive," said Barbara Isgur, a technology analyst with D. H. Brown Associates in Tarrytown, N.Y.
"It's hard to know when to turn the corner or change direction. I can't think of a company that's been able to do that without a lot of pain," Isgur said.
Symbolics -- which sprang up at the forefront of an indus-[the picture cuts off]](https://cdn.masto.host/mastodonie/media_attachments/files/114/235/950/790/971/333/original/a9a70d42bebacc9a.png "A newspaper clipping with a photo of Russel Noftsker that says:
AI superstar plunges to earth
Knowledge-based expert systems delivered on symbolic processing machines are \"a trend that I'd say is unstoppable at this point.\"
Russel Noftsker
Chairman, Symbolics, Inc.
February 1986
\"I don't want to see the company fail. I don't want to see any more employees lose their jobs.\"
Noftsker
February 1988
BY CLINTON WILDER
and STANLEY GIBSON
CW STAFF
CAMBRIDGE, Mass. -- Like Icarus, Symbolics, Inc. thought there was no limit to how high... [the picture cuts off]
Its technology was the envy of that sexy new industry, artificial intelligence, and its rapid climb to the $100 million revenue level in 1986 earned it acclaim as \"a stock market superstar.\"
Now mired in red ink and leaderless -- its founders having been eased out of control -- the firm stands as a classic case of missed opportunities, overreaching ambition and market insensitivity.
\"Success can be seductive,\" said Barbara Isgur, a technology analyst with D. H. Brown Associates in Tarrytown, N.Y.
\"It's hard to know when to turn the corner or change direction. I can't think of a company that's been able to do that without a lot of pain,\" Isgur said.
Symbolics -- which sprang up at the forefront of an indus-[the picture cuts off]")
