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Preserving the History of Computing.

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Mystery House 3D: Rebuilding the 1980 Classic in Unity Back to where graphical adventure gaming began! Roberta and Ken Williams' Mystery House helped launch a whole new era of computer gaming on the Apple II in 1980. 80.lv/articles/rev... #BitHistory #AppleII #RetroGaming #SierraOnLine

80.lvMystery House 3D: Rebuilding the 1980 Classic in UnityGuillotine Games' team members discuss the challenges of reimagining a classic game with modern development tools while preserving its authenticity and how they used original concept art to develop…

This fascinating interview with computing pioneer Brian Silverman covers decades of computer history, including early Microsoft, vintage hardware, and transistor-level simulations of classic processors like the 6502. 🎥 www.youtube.com/watch?v=wdZt... #BitHistory #RetroComputing #ComputerHistory

youtube.comLet's Chat with Brian Silverman - LOGO Evangelist, Scientist and Researcher!When this week's guest was a student at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology in the 1970s, the sky was the limit in terms of how computing could be used to educate. Co-creator of the TinkerToy…

💾 **500,000 Users Online — At the SAME TIME!** A neat piece of early Internet history we picked up for the BitHistory collection! This original America Online (AOL) plaque commemorates reaching **500,000 simultaneous users on October 27, 1997** #BitHistory #AOL #AmericaOnline #InternetHistory

Ready to go beyond BASIC? 🍎 From the BitHistory archives: Apple II–6502 Assembly Language Tutor (1983) by Richard E. Haskell. A 244-page guide to programming the Apple II at the machine level! archive.org/details/appl... #AppleII #6502 #RetroComputing #BitHistory

archive.orgApple II-6502 Assembly Language Tutor : Richard E. Haskell : Free Download, Borrow, and Streaming : Internet ArchiveApple II-6502 Assembly Language Tutor; 3rd-Pr (Haskell, Richard E.) (1983) (ISBN 0-13-039230-8)scanned 2021-01-09pages: 244resolution: 4083x5543 @...

HyperCard lives again! 🍎 Remember Apple's legendary HyperCard? HC brings original HyperCard stacks and HyperTalk scripts to modern Macs, with added color support! Free, open source, and compatible with Intel and Apple Silicon. hc.labynet.fr/index.html #BitHistory #HyperCard #VintageMac

hc.labynet.frHC — HyperCard pour le Mac d'aujourd'huiLes piles HyperCard d'origine, leurs scripts tels quels, sur le Mac d'aujourd'hui. Et un flipper à construire soi-même, un pendu, un Tetris.

Recently archived by BitHistory: a 1983 Matrox Computer Products catalog — a fascinating look at their graphics hardware, terminals and computer systems long before the PC graphics cards many remember. archive.org/details/BH_M... #RetroComputing #Matrox #ComputerHistory

archive.orgMATROX Electronics Systems Catalog (1983) : MATROX Electronic Systems LTD : Free Download, Borrow, and Streaming : Internet ArchiveThis document is a product catalog published by Matrox Electronic Systems Ltd. in 1983. It presents a range of graphics terminals, OEM computer systems, video...

Neat find... AT&T UNIX PC System Software — Version 3.51, still factory sealed! The UNIX PC — also known as the 3B1 (and earlier 7300) — was AT&T’s Motorola 68010-based UNIX workstation from the mid-1980s. Version 3.51 represents the mature end of the UNIX PC system software line.

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