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Gadgets The IBM 1620, an affordable “scientific computer” from 1959. Xeni Jardin

Funny WATCH: A lady goes insane trying to comprehend computers Andrea James
computers A farmhouse shrine to obsolete computers Leigh Alexander
tech Online activism and why the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act must die Molly Sauter
Space Graphics chip commercial debunks moon landing conspiracies David Pescovitz
music Mellow electronica video shows what happens in your computer when you go right ahead and just spill juice all over it Rob Beschizza
computers How It Works …. The Computer (Ladybird books, 1978) Rob Beschizza
promoted Pesco on LSD, computers, and the counterculture David Pescovitz
Culture A midnight army at the dawn of the web Leigh Alexander
Science How to: Shop for a computer in 1953 Maggie Koerth
Gadgets Flightline is a beautiful desktop PC inspired by the Wright Brothers Memorial Rob Beschizza
art Video: uncanny 3D faces show "parametric expressions" Rob Beschizza
History Wozniak on Jobs biopic Rob Beschizza
google What Google's self-driving car sees Rob Beschizza
tech Climate answers sought in supercomputers Rob Beschizza
Science Where old TV screens go to die Maggie Koerth
art Sexy computer art, circa 1956 David Pescovitz
Science Jacquard looms: Videos demonstrating early computer programs Maggie Koerth
Science Is our solar system missing a planet? Maggie Koerth
Technology Voting expert tells The Awl: There are reasons to be concerned about voting machines, but vast conspiracies aren't one of them Maggie Koerth

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