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My hobbies have always revolved around technology, computers, and video games. Have a fascination for new and old technology. Quite the knowledge of tech before my time. | My hobbies have always revolved around technology, computers, and video games. Have a fascination for new and old technology. Quite the knowledge of tech before my time. | ||
My mind never | My mind never quiets and so I always have a pile of ideas and projects bouncing around in my head. | ||
I like collecting old tech. I own a [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Curta Curta Type II] mechanical calculator, Walther WSR-160 mechanical calculator, typewriter, and a rotory dial Model 500 telephone. | I like collecting old tech. I own a [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Curta Curta Type II] mechanical calculator, Walther WSR-160 mechanical calculator, typewriter, and a rotory dial Model 500 telephone. | ||
Revision as of 12:06, 1 May 2025
"The name's Dyne...... MrDyne."
MrDyne is just my internet username and persona. I do not have a real name presence online.
I have a background in computers, computer repair, electronics technology, and tech support. I work in tech support.
My hobbies have always revolved around technology, computers, and video games. Have a fascination for new and old technology. Quite the knowledge of tech before my time.
My mind never quiets and so I always have a pile of ideas and projects bouncing around in my head.
I like collecting old tech. I own a Curta Type II mechanical calculator, Walther WSR-160 mechanical calculator, typewriter, and a rotory dial Model 500 telephone.
I always have a running legacy PC for Windows 98se and old games.
One of my other weird projects is designing a 3d printed World War II German Enigma Machine that only uses filament and plastic glow-end optical fiber for sending the signals.
During college I started down the ternary computer idea path as a pen and graph paper project during boring tech classes I already knew. I wanted to design and build a hobby protoboard computer out of old ICs but there was already an ocean of 8, 16-bit, etc. A base 3 computer sounded cool.
