ARPANET establishes 1st computer-to-computer link, October 29, 1969 | EDN
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Back to the Future Day
‘Back to the Future’ Day: Time is in flux, and the ‘Future’ is today. The date to which Michael J. Fox’s Marty McFly and Christopher Lloyd’s Doc Brown time-travel in the 1989 film ‘Back to the Future II’ is upon us. So here are 5 Back to the Future DIY projects. →
Ada Lovelace Day: Celebrating the Achievements of Women in Technology | Electronic Frontier Foundation
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Ada Lovelace: Opium, maths and the Victorian programmer – BBC News
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What’s Next After 25 Years of Wi-Fi? – IEEE Spectrum
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The Free Software Foundation 30 Years
The Free Software Foundation: 30 Years In Slashdot posting tells that the Free Software Foundation was founded in 1985. Things have changed a lot in 30 years, but nowdays open source software is even more important. In The Free Software Foundation: 30 years in interview article, FSF executive director John Sullivan discusses the most prominent →
11 Female Inventors Who Helped Power The Information Age
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Vintage Electronics Magazines Predicted Our Current Future
Do you remember the magazine Popular Electronics? What about Radio Electronics? These magazines were often the first exposure we had to the world of hacking. Or in Finland Prosessori magazine. Vintage Electronics Magazines Predicted Our Current Future article teels that Americanradiohistory.com has gone to the trouble of scanning nearly every copy of both Popular Electronics and →
Commodore Amiga at 30 – the computer that made the UK games industry | Technology | The Guardian
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TV in Finland 60 years
Finland’s first television broadcast was seen 60 years ago. In 1954 Finnish radio engineers were concerned about the situation that other Nordic countries was already TV test transmissions (England TV started in 1946 and USA 1947). In the autumn of 1954 in connection with the proposal for the Radioinsinööriseura (North Fire Radio Engineering Society) was →