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How To Speak Machine πŸ“˜: Computational Thinking For The Rest Of Us

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Memory & Storage

The Computer History Museum’s online exhibition “Memory & Storage” does a terrific job. But if you prefer to just watch, the two videos below are pretty awesome, too.

AT&T Archives (1962)

Army Archives (1962)

  • Post date
    November 23, 2018
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