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55 years ago, the 'Mother of All Demos' foresaw modern computing

55 years ago, the 'Mother of All Demos' foresaw modern computing
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The major dictionaries have announced their “words of the year” believe it or not. Pantone announces its Color of the Year. A new book tells the long-lost story of the American military’s World War II troop newspapers. A new poster series celebrates NYC’s design community. St. Pancras train station’s Christmas tree display is a tower of hand-painted books. A new card game uses creativity to help generate good ideas. The USPS is releasing a series of Dungeons & Dragons stamps. A selection of “America’s grandest gas stations.” KISS plan to stay on tour forever…as digital avatars. Why are french fries called chips, and chips called crisps, in the UK? All that and more in WhatTheyThink’s weekly hallucinatory miscellany. ....

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The ENGELBART HYPOTHESIS: How The Co-Evolution of Human Tools and Systems Raise Collective I.Q. to Solve Urgent and Complex Problems / Timeline 1925-2010.: Geographicus Rare Antique Maps

The ENGELBART HYPOTHESIS: How The Co-Evolution of Human Tools and Systems Raise Collective I.Q. to Solve Urgent and Complex Problems / Timeline 1925-2010.: Geographicus Rare Antique Maps
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QuickCheck: Is it true that the first computer mouse was made of wood?

COMPUTERS play a vital role in modern life. From communication to education, medicine, transportation, and even entertainment, they have revolutionised the way we live. ....

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Around the Web: Word Weirdness. Search Stats. Print Patron. Tidying Tome. Light Love. Purple Panic. Graphene Guns. Wind Wonder. Moon Mania. Lager Lighting.

The OED’s word of the year is…something. Google’s search of the year. GE buys all the ads in the New York Times. A barcode tattoo that can be scanned by a store checkout. A 504-page photobook of people cleaning things. The Northern Lights Photographer of the Year’s 25 best aurora photos. Why are city streetlights turning purple? A graphene-based artificial muscle that is 17 times more powerful than human muscle. Is Grawindy the “next generation of wind technology”? Reusable elastic lids to replace plastic wrap. Artemis I is on its way back from the Moon. “Busch Light Bush Lights” let you drape “electric glowing cans” across the greenery in your yard, for some reason. All that and more in WhatTheyThink’s weekly miscellany. ....

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