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The Machine That Changed the World is a comprehensive documentary about the history of computing produced in 1992. Here are the highlights of the series.
Recently I did some cleaning for the new year. Most of it involved throwing away old stuff I no longer needed. Among the stuff were boxes from old video games.
Wired Magazine has all of its sections archived online since its very first issue.
Even though I only used it for a brief amount of time, I think it's what inspired me to do what I would be doing for a long time!
Demos were audio-visual presentations that ran in real-time on a computer. They started as a way to show off computer performance, but quickly became an art form, mixing graphics, music and coding mastery into unique compositions.
I've been a Wired magazine subscriber for a few years now and I figured they would be a great source for learning about how the world viewed early personal computing and the internet in its early stages.
In recent years, the buzz around hardware components has shifted to entire system upgrades. Hardware has become so much cheaper that it's just more convenient to get a new box or laptop every 2-3 years.
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