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An epic American road trip—to see “The Cloud” in all its strange manifestations—begins in an old lab at UCLA.
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A Pocket History of Technology
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A landmark history captures the excitement of the scientific revolution and makes a point of celebrating the advances it ushered in
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Cyberattacks are on the increase, and one cybersecurity researcher is on a mission to document them all.
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In 1975, 26-year old Kodak engineer Steve Sasson presented his prototype digital camera to the company’s technical, marketing and business development departments. The latter two hated it.
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Older than bronze and as new as nanowires, textiles are technology — and they have remade our world time and again
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In a world where both software and hardware frequently become obsolete right on release, two rival programs can stake a claim to being among the longest-lived applications of all time. Both programs are about to enter their fifth decades. Both programs are text editors, for inputting and editing code, data...
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An Alan Turing manuscript sells for $1 million as interest in artifacts grows.
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Lead, follow or get the heck out of the way In peacetime the U.S. military is an immovable and inflexible bureaucracy. In wartime it can adapt and adopt organizational change with startling speed. ...
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The religious commitments of the great scientists are often dismissed as vestiges of more superstitious times. Ian H. Hutchinson offers a window into the intellectual and religious lives of the two greatest nineteenth-century electricians and shows how their religious beliefs facilitated their scientific accomplishments.
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Look to the past, whether 1430 or 1930, for clues as to where user experiences are heading.
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Volta was behind batteries and a pretty amazing methane gun. Learn how he did it.
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Happy birthday, Internet! You may be turning 45 today, but we swear you don’t look a day over 30. And not to embarrass you, but we thought we’d celebrate by sharing some of your baby photos. Or, more accurately, perhaps some of your sonograms.
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Back in 1849, a dozen eggs would cost you the equivalent of $90
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The number of cyberattacks are on the increase. Here is the second part of a list of the the most egregious attacks this millennium.
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Linux is 24 years old today. In 1996, he told me how it all started.
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It all started with the bar code. Or the coffee machine. Or maybe it was a PowerPoint presentation in Scotland.
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‘Glorious Technicolor’ at the Museum of Modern Art looks at the technology that transformed cinema, making possible an intoxicating dream world.
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At 86, the man himself looks back at some of the predictions he made and how they have held up.
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In 1956 William Shockley moved to Mountain View, CA to start Shockley Semiconductor Laboratory. Shockley was a physicist and researcher at Bell Labs in New York where he co-developed the first tran...
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Only one of the original companies remains in the Dow today.
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People have been breaking into systems electronically for more than a century
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The Earth may not be flat, but the web certainly is. “There is no ‘top’ to the World-Wide Web,” declared a 1992 foundational…
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