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How to run a social network for your friends
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The Lenin Museum running on Apple II computers
The Soviet Union is long gone but Apple II computers still reside at the Lenin Museum, fully functioning and keeping the artifacts alive.
Supercomputer provides a COVID-19 eureka moment
Oak Ridge National Lab’s Summit supercomputer has come through clutch in the battle to beat COVID-19.
Can you fit your website on a floppy disk?
1.44MiB isn’t a lot in an era of gigabytes and terabytes but that’s the size of a standard floppy disk. But can you fit your favourite website onto one?
Web Design: The Evolution of the Digital World 1990 – Today by Rob Ford
Bask in the glory days of the World Wide Web with “Web Design: The Evolution of the Digital World 1990 – Today” by Rob Ford.
The Version Museum
Relive the days of System 7, Photoshop 1.0, and Windows 95 with the Version Museum.
Emergency on Planet Earth: 28 trillion tonnes of ice melted since 1994
So much ice disappearing could cause trouble for people living on low-lying land.
This mini iMac is actually a custom Raspberry Pi 4
All you need to make a mini iMac is a Raspberry Pi 4, a 3D-printed case, and some ingenuity. Michael Pick showed us how in his latest video.
c-jump: the geekiest board game ever
Do you like winter sports? Do you like coding? Are you aged 11 or over? Then you’ll love c-jump!
Happy 25th, Windows 95!
I couldn’t remember Windows 95 like the big tech writers could so I compiled a list of their anecdotes for the operating system’s 25th birthday.
17 Black STEM books for kids
This list of 17 non-fiction books school-age children showcase the Black scientists and inventors that have enriched STEM for decades.