Post number #138095, ID: 6d8ecf
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Personally, i like the aesthetic, g/u/rls, what do you think?
Post number #138121, ID: 1c5d0e
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Aesthetic of moving, especially rotating parts is really nice. The future of such things is going to be almost nonexistent, as it is not convenient, be it in complexity and fragility of the end product, and more importantly in power consumption. Chip and memory gadgets consume only a fraction of the power of the equivalent rotating part thing. But yea, gears, pulleys, bolts and screws are very nice to look at. It is one of the reasons why steampunk is alive and so artful.
Post number #138417, ID: 135b7f
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>>138121 Yeah, but steampunk is just gluing gears on stuff and rarely something more nowadays.
Post number #138431, ID: b35e4e
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I like it but it is dying a little along with diesel punk and ray punk
Post number #138683, ID: 382afd
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>>138417 Of course not. https://faniacallaugh.files.wordpress.com/2012/10/miss_steamy_punk_by_jolien_rosanne-d32tofd1.jpg
| Personally, i like the aesthetic, g/u/rls, what do you think?