This is the sound of ringing 22 phones at the same time.

@TedWelford Plus, like all VW heated seats since ~1985, they're thermally regulated! There is a temperature sensor in the bottom seat pad, and the control unit cycles the elements to maintain the set point on the dial. This prevents huge temperature swings like some other makes have.

@ListerLawrence Am I a dork if I can tell you this is a 1991-1993 Mercedes W124 sedan?

@PcPhilanthropy Spaceballs, the input device.

@SwiftOnSecurity My favorite remix of this...

@macona I know right? 

@ActionRetro1 Nice Compaq Contura!

@lazowska I spotted his photo from one of the CCDC events in the lobby, and recognized him from 2006 when I participated in the CCDC. I was sad to learn of his passing.

@applemuzeumpl Hm I've not seen that stand before!

@ActionRetro1 Remember, this is not the /// you drop on the desk to repair 🚨

@Keyboards_bot Hmm, photo from @vcfederation ?

@julie78787 @crisisofconsc No everyone loved them :)

@moidmoder @forzie3 The ones in the 70s weren't. The ones in the 90s are fully computerized. The EV1 was the first car with a heat pump.

@Keyboards_bot 👀 a wild @kinesisergo appears!

@tom550993 Is that actually a V10? It has the V10 grille.

@realUNICARNS Hm it's got the turbo dashboard, but NA headlights?

@71xV0 @DayTechHistory You're welcome!

@aaronhetengli @zack_overflow @kinesisergo @bunjavascript I liked the MS ergo keyboard, but the Kinesis is wayyy more comfortable. It puts your hands at a more natural angle, and further apart.

@zack_overflow @kinesisergo @bunjavascript I had the same experience.... my wrists hurt so bad I couldn't even hold a mouse. The pain would wake me up at night. Then I finally listened to my hubby and switched to a Kinesis.

@gordihyena I don't miss seeing vehicles with Michigan Patina™️