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GNU's Who - GNU Project - Free Software Foundation (FSF)

http://www.gnu.msn.by/people/people.html

nothing to do with computers. Thomas was renamed from Michael Bushnell in 1996. Robert J. Chassell is speaking on free software topics and working to bring better documentation to

http://ifarchive.org/if-archive/level9/info/Level9_Facts.txt

http://ifarchive.org/if-archive/level9/info/Level9_Facts.txt

for the British micro computers, so he simply wrote his own -- and that's how it began, concerning text adventures. Before that, they had already published software for 8bit compu

The Simon Laven Page > Chatterbot Papers

http://www.simonlaven.com/papers.htm

Great Debates: Can Computers Think? A set of 7 poster-sized argumentation maps that chart the history of the debate. The maps outline arguments put forth since 1950 by more than 3

Technology and Civilization

https://zerocontradictions.net/civilization/technology

Transistor Digital Computers The Internet Vaccines Printing Press Typewriter Telegraph Telephone Smartphones Caravel Steam Engine Wind Mills & Turbines Nuclear Bombs Nuclear R
Technology causes just as many problems as it solves, like evolutionary mismatch and deprivation of the power process. Modern civilization is bound to collapse.

Privacy doesn't exist on the internet

http://theundercoverman.w10.site/articles/privacy_doesn%27t_exist.xhtml

it later once their computers become powerful enough to decrypt it. A better approach would be to cut our dependence on the internet by doing as much as possible without it. By di

Paul Pierce's Computer Collection

http://www.piercefuller.com/collect/

Before computers . Mainframes . Minicomputers . Other stuff . Projects . Wish list . Information . Library Paul Pierce's Computer Collection Collecting Computers Follow this link

lEEt/OS

http://sininenankka.dy.fi/leetos/philosophy.php

run it on very low-spec computers. That way lEEt/OS applications can be run in any system. The instruction set of the bytecode is simple and easy to learn. One purpose of lEEt/OS

The compositor is evil | Raph Levien’s blog

https://raphlinus.github.io/ui/graphics/2020/09/13/compositor-is-evil.html

engines Early home computers and video games had 8-bit CPUs and only a few kilobytes of RAM. Some computers, like the Apple II, allocated some of the RAM as a frame buffer and use
First, I want to make it clear that I’m not accusing the compositor of true evil, which I define roughly as deliberately causing suffering. There’s unfortunately too much of th

Lynn Conway's homepage

https://ai.eecs.umich.edu//people/conway/conway.html

it in their later computers? Was it possible that several rather influential ACS researchers did not understand what DIS was? Much less how it worked, or who had invented it? If s

Peter Valchev's homepage

https://sightly.net/peter/

About me Computers OpenBSD What I do My Photos Selected Photos Distractions Ice Climbing Pages Rock Climbing Alpine Climbing Mtn Biking Scrambling Backpacking Music My LandCruiser
Peter Valchev's homepage

Clean Coder Blog

http://blog.cleancoder.com/

They Called them Computers. 02-19-2015 'Interface' Considered Harmful 01-08-2015 The Cycles of TDD 12-17-2014 OO vs FP 11-24-2014 Thorns around the Gold 11-19-2014 The Obligation

Orgy of the Will: A Philosophy of the Future

http://orgyofthewill.net/

require thousand-dollar computers to run, you can certainly afford five dollars per month to spend on quality reading material, and merely the daily running commentary and discuss


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