A detailed vintage graphic novel style illustration set in a cramped, dimly lit motel room in Albuquerque, New Mexico, 1975. Two young, brilliant programmers with long hair and glasses are intensely focused on their work. Scene Details: > One young man is seated at a cluttered wooden desk, typing rapidly on an authentic ASR-33 Teletype machine (a heavy, mechanical teleprinter with a built-in keyboard). From the side of the Teletype, a long strip of perforated paper punch tape is being extruded. The second young man is standing, holding a long section of the paper punch tape up to a desk lamp's warm light, squinting through his glasses to visually inspect the tiny holes (binary data) for debugging. On the bed and floor are piles of Intel 8080 manuals, rolls of punch tape, empty soda cans, and overflowing ashtrays. Atmosphere: > The room is messy and claustrophobic, showing a temporary "home office" setup. Through the window, a neon "MOTEL" sign is visible against the dark desert night. The art style is reminiscent of 1970s underground comix with cross-hatching, sepia tones, and high-contrast lighting to emphasize the gritty, human-driven origins of a software empire. No modern computers or screens. High technical accuracy of 1970s hardware.