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0x0121_Another slow Sunday. Read through some old technical manuals today. It's fascinating to see how far technology has come. Just thinking about that music box I was able to fix and how ancient that tech was compared to the vintage synth.

A glimpse into the past and future of technology with vintage manuals and schematics on a cyberpunk workbench.

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