Reddit is fairly unusual among social media sites for having a downvote option. Do you think this leads to better discussions and community, or worse?
Does voting and karma improve a community overall?
Some folks from r/cassettefuturism felt this would be of interest here.
Second photo is of the underside of the keyboard.
From VintageCalculators:
>"Next to each key is a glass capsule containing a reed relay. Each key has a magnet attached by wire, and when the key is pressed the magnet is moved close to the reed relay and the electrical contacts close. This type of keyswitch was used in many early calculators and are ultra-reliable but expensive."
I'm guessing the word Monopoly on the cover of this 1954 edition may have been hand-drafted, but does anyone know of a font that would be similar?
Happy Easter everyone!