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IBM introduces Fortran (1958) (youtube.com)
The presentation style is not up to today's standards (and the accidental [Dutch tilts](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dutch_angle) are disorienting), but I found this fascinating to contrast with development today. It's weird when a statement like, "In most problems, 20-50% of the problem preperati...

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IBM introduces Fortran (1958) (youtube.com)
The presentation style is not up to today's standards (and the accidental [Dutch tilts](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dutch_angle) are disorienting), but I found this fascinating to contrast with development today. It's weird when a statement like, "In most problems, 20-50% of the problem preperati...
IBM 1401 Runs FORTRAN II Once More (hackaday.com)
The Original IBM Think Pad (youtube.com)
IBM Thinkpad 850 PowerPC Laptop (2017) (youtube.com)
8-Inch IBM Floppy Data Recovery of Fossil Data (youtube.com)
FortranCon 2020 videos (youtube.com)
In Search of the Original Fortran Compiler (ed-thelen.org)
FORTRAN in 100 Seconds (youtube.com)
IBM 3090 Processor Training (youtube.com)
8088 Domination: Video capture from an IBM PC 5160 (youtube.com)
8088 MPH, a demo for the 1981 IBM PC + CGA (youtube.com)
The 1986 ACM Conference on the History of Personal Workstations (computerhistory.org)
A great opportunity to see some of the pioneers of personal computing talk about their work.
Genevieve Bell "Building the Future" (youtube.com)
One of the keynotes from this year's Linux Conf AU ... alternative link http://mirror.linux.org.au/linux.conf.au/2016/05_Friday/Costa_Hall/Keynote_4_Ms_Genevieve_Bell.webm
The Computer Chronicles: Unix (1989) (archive.org)
Why the Wingdings font exists (youtube.com)
Creating Magnetic Disk Storage at IBM (ethw.org)
Broadcasting software via TV audio in 1984 (youtu.be)
This caught my eye the other day. I don't think I'd ever head of or seen a binary be broadcast as audio over television before. The whole episode is pretty interesting if you like 80's British campiness but the broadcast is at 4:47 for those TL;DR folks. I'd love to capture the transmission and poke...
Here's What Happens When an 18 Year Old Buys a Mainframe (youtube.com)
E7 E7 E7 EE: the story of the greatest copy protection ever invented (archive.org)
Hypertext: an Educational Experiment in English & Computer Science at Brown University: Andy van Dam (archive.org)
Vice President Al Gore Logs on to the Internet (Jan 1994) (youtube.com)
AT&T Archives: Saul Bass Pitch Video for Bell System Logo Redesign (youtube.com)
The Internet As It Was In 1996 (youtube.com)
Divide by Zero on the Friden STW10 Mechanical Calculator (youtube.com)
IBM RT Personal Computer Technology (1986) (textfiles.com)
CGA Graphics - Not as bad as you thought! (youtube.com)
The Star7 PDA Prototype (youtube.com)
Alan Kay in conversation with Vishal Sikka (youtube.com)
Unprecedented raw footage of the Japanese games industry (gamasutra.com)
Motorola 68000 Oral History Panel (youtube.com)