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The Power Macintosh 6100 [re-release + bonus]

59K views · Jan 30, 2022 · Comedy

Comments · 290

  • @agamemnon8163 · 4 years ago

    I was worried there wouldn’t be an oil museum clip.  Good save at the end.

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  • @DrWoosnam · 4 years ago

    Not a Mac person, but ALWAYS love watching this channel! Always makes my day when there is a new(or updated) video!!!!

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  • @Shima33BB · 4 years ago

    Your videos have a very calming quality to them - I can easily zone out for multiple hours on a 65scribe marathon, so having more fuel on that fire is a benefit for me. Keep up the fantastic work, and I wait with baited breath for Part 2 of the iMac G3 video.

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  • @mariazo · 2 years ago

    I had this one in 1994. It was a beast back then. I used it all the way up to 2002. It sure was worth the money.

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  • @commentmachine1 · 4 years ago

    You should make a video featuring all the footage you have from the oil museum. Absolute gold every time.

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  • @whatever8282828 · 1 year ago

    Those mid 1990's Apple Manuals sure did have an aroma to them — like a new car smell!

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  • @pikgears · 4 years ago

    Your videos feel like something that would've aired on PBS 20 years ago or so. That's a compliment.

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  • @ahscott2001 · 4 years ago

    One day we're gonna get the whole oil place tour just from clips.

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  • @JeremyPinkham · 3 years ago

    I hope the oil museum girl is having a wonderful life now.

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  • @marciomaiajr · 4 years ago

    You are among the best youtubers in the entire platform. Your videos are informative and fun. It's always a pleasure when you upload a new video. Please never stop.

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  • @CodingItWrong · 2 years ago

    I am actually sad about old machines that are thrown out and lost 😢

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  • @keithyakouboff8755 · 2 years ago

    I love how these old (ancient?) machines still work and can still be used. I have a 1998 Rev A iMac (via eBay), and I'm using an old Photoshop and Illustrator license I own (when you didn't have to subscribe for a software license), to create some cool stuff.

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