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Ate Bit Tech : Retro & Vintage Computing Database, Cataloging Amiga to ZX Spectrum and Beyond

http://www.atebit.tech/

II: Dragonsmere, in development. 68kMLA Community forum for classic Macintosh collectors, hardware discussion, restoration and troubleshooting. 68k.news A simplified, text-only ne
Hand-curated directory of 763 retro and vintage computing resources : repair services, hardware vendors, YouTube channels, community forums, and more. Amiga to ZX Spectrum and beyo

Douglas W. Jones's punched card index

http://homepage.divms.uiowa.edu/~jones/cards/history.html

a card, but rather, the development of machinery to process that data and the development of a systems for data processing using this machinery. Hollerith's account of his inventi
A brief technical history of punched cards

40th Anniversary Kermit protocol

https://kermitproject.org/fortieth.html

protocol and software development myself and stuck with it for 27 years. Kermit factory #2 Kermit factory #1 The Kermit Project thrived for about 30 years as a Columbia department

UNIX Review - Net Worth - Desktop TCP/IP At Middle Age

http://people.ece.ubc.ca/gillies/pages/9802net.html

Similarly, the further development and evolution of TCP/IP is under pressure from all quarters as vendors push for adoption of standards that may offer them some market advantage.

The story behind my TEDx Talk

http://www.bricklin.com/tedxtalk.htm

solutions early in the development process. This is a major theory in Michael Schrage's book, Serious Play . See my review of the book . After VisiCalc (as explained in the longer
The background of my talk and how it turned into a TEDx Talk on TED.com

Linux FAQ

https://www.linfo.org/faq_linux.html

in various stages of development. Many of these applications are comparable (or even superior) in performance to applications available for Microsoft Windows and other operating s

History of Interactive Fiction in French

http://www.hlabrande.fr/if/historyfrenchif/index_en.html

histories--of the development of interactive fiction. Those histories are certainly interesting, as they might, for example, provide other perspectives about the market of interac


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