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#OTD in #ComputingHistory in 1956, IBM released the first manual for the programming language FORTRAN. The manual appeared six months before the compiler was ready, giving programmers time to learn and prepare for this milestone in computing. https://t.co/x5xrv52cJd
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Had a blast visiting @NWCMOfficial today and getting all nostalgic with their incredible collection of #retrocomputing and #retrogaming machines and accessories! If you're a fan of #computinghistory or, I'd highly recommend visiting the museum in #Leigh!
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#OTD in #ComputingHistory in 1954, John Backus and his team at IBM successfully ran the first FORTRAN (Formula Translation) program. FORTRAN was the first high-level programming language designed to make programming accessible and efficient. More #OTD, here:
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🖥️TODAY IN COMPUTING HISTORY: Bill Gates and Paul G. Allen founded Microsoft in Albuquerque, New Mexico. (04/04/1975) #Computinghistory #microsoft
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We're hiring! Join our team and help bring computing history to life! Apply by 20 Oct https://t.co/aWDkplR91b
#MuseumEducation #CambridgeJobs #STEMEducation #MuseumEvents #MuseumJobs #HeritageJobs #FundraisingJobs #MuseumFundraising #TechHeritage #CultureCareers
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Today in #ComputingHistory in 1958, Jack Kilby of Texas Instruments tested the first integrated circuit, proving that resistors and capacitors could exist on the same piece of semiconductor material. More #OTD, here: https://t.co/x5xrv52cJd
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Looking at ComputingHistory. The #Cray2 - 1985 top notch. 1.9 Gigaflops. 120kw. And 5.7 miles of cable. #HPEDiscover
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Mosaic Review by Linda Sharar Source: CyberSurfer #1 (1995) #RetroComputing #Internet #Netscape #ComputingHistory #MarcAndreessen
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#OTD in #ComputingHistory 1964, IBM launched the revolutionary System/360 mainframe architecture. Named “360” to reflect its goal of serving all types of customers, it transformed business computing. Watch Fred Brooks discuss working on the project: https://t.co/Z2zPGJAK6p
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Today in Year 6 we researched key figures in computing history like Alan Turing and Ada Lovelace. We created PowerPoints to show how computers have evolved and gave each other feedback on our presentations — great teamwork and learning! 💻#Year6 #ComputingHistory @Rowlatts_TMET
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#OTD in #ComputingHistory in 1949, An Wang filed a patent for magnetic ferrite core memory, a breakthrough that transformed how computers stored data. For more computing milestones: https://t.co/x5xrv52cJd
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Hope I’m not breaking any laws, but I’ve got to let these old books soak up some Florida sun! ☀️📚 I picked these vintage computing history books on eBay, but they’ve got a terrible smell. I heard sunlight might help freshen them up! #computinghistory #BASIC
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On May 22, 1980, the original Pac-Man made its debut and quickly became more than just an arcade hit—it marked a milestone in computing. #OTD #ComputingHistory #OnThisDay #PacMan #TechHistory #AI #GamingMilestone
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🔊 Blessing your ears with the glorious sound of a classroom full of #Retro BBC Micros booting up in unison! The 80s called - they want their #Computer lab back 💾 #Museum #ComputingHistory #RetroTech
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Entdecke in Computer Persönlich Ausgabe 19/1984: Netzplantechnik, Grafiktricks, Mehrplatzsysteme, Plotter, Spectrum Assembler, innovative Datenbanken und Tests von Schneider CPC und RC750 Heimcomputern. #RetroTech #ComputingHistory #1984
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#OTD in #ComputingHistory in 1969, the first message was sent over what would become the Internet. That brief, two-letter message marked the beginning of networked communication as we know it today. Read more: https://t.co/x5xrv52cJd
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In 20 years we have: 💾 Preserved the world’s largest collection of working historic #Computers 👥 Welcomed 100,000s of visitors 🖥️ Restored machines spanning 80 years of #ComputingHistory 💡 Inspired learners to pursue careers in #STEM Thank you for being part of our journey!
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🏛️ #History happened here! Visit our #Colossus gallery to see the World Origin Site .org plaque marking our #Museum as the home of #Computing Stand in the footsteps of the WRENs who worked tirelessly to change the course of WWII, and experience the enormity of #ComputingHistory
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