Bob Dylan was on to something when he sang, "The Times They Are a-Changing" in 1964, but he didn't know it was technology that would change so much.
Bob Dylan was on to something when he sang, "The Times They Are a-Changing" in 1964. He was talking about the political climate and inspiring social change, but one thing that he did not foresee was how quickly technology from that era was changing. And that due to our rapid advancement, seemingly new equipment, like fax machines, printers, an Apple IIe, would be rendered irrelevant, only a couple of years after their initial release.
Brother, the company responsible for some of this "innovation," has found a creative use for this tech detritus by putting some of their old printers to work in "The Printer Orchestra" a cool video that shows old equipment performing Dylan's classic anthem. Now, here's hoping they disposed of the equipment responsibly after the "orchestra" performed.
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