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That's an optical mouse from a Sun 3 workstation. What a terrible mouse. It only worked on these special striped metal pads -- or, when those wore out, on a piece of paper with stripes laser-printed onto it. Those wore out too. | That's an optical mouse from a Sun 3 workstation. What a terrible mouse. It only worked on these special striped metal pads -- or, when those wore out, on a piece of paper with stripes laser-printed onto it. Those wore out too. | ||
| − | The point of the logo is that it's approximately a Soviet hammer and sickle. Don't worry -- the first time I saw it, I didn't get it either. | + | The point of the logo is that it's approximately a mirror image of the Soviet hammer and sickle. Don't worry -- the first time I saw it, I didn't get it either. |
| − | This logo was designed by [[Danny Fahs]] | + | This logo was designed by [[Danny Fahs]] it was originally drawn by hand and later digitized. |
[[category:Nifty]] | [[category:Nifty]] | ||
Latest revision as of 23:14, 7 April 2008
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That's an optical mouse from a Sun 3 workstation. What a terrible mouse. It only worked on these special striped metal pads -- or, when those wore out, on a piece of paper with stripes laser-printed onto it. Those wore out too.
The point of the logo is that it's approximately a mirror image of the Soviet hammer and sickle. Don't worry -- the first time I saw it, I didn't get it either.
This logo was designed by Danny Fahs it was originally drawn by hand and later digitized.
