Advent of Computing

Advent of Computing

Welcome to Advent of Computing, the show that talks about the shocking, intriguing, and all too often relevant history of computing. A lot of little things we take for granted today have rich stories behind their creation, in each episode we will learn how older tech has lead to our modern world.

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Episoder(199)

Episode 54 - C Level, Part II

Episode 54 - C Level, Part II

Even after nearly 50 years C remains a force in the programming world. Anytime you brows the web, or even log into a computer, C is somewhere in the background. This episode I wrap up my series on C b...

18 Apr 202158min

Episode 53 - C Level, Part I

Episode 53 - C Level, Part I

C is easily one of the most influential programming languages in the world, and it's also one of the most popular languages in the world. Even after close to 50 years it remains in widespread and sust...

4 Apr 20211h 5min

Episode 52 - THE SOURCE

Episode 52 - THE SOURCE

One of the great things about the modern Internet is the wide range of services and content available on it. You have news, email, games, even podcasts. And in each category you have a wide range of c...

21 Mar 202157min

Episode 51 - The IBM PC

Episode 51 - The IBM PC

Released in August 1981, the IBM PC is perhaps one of the most important computers in history. It originated the basic architecture computers still use today, it flung the doors open to a thriving clo...

8 Mar 20211h 10min

Episode 50 - 8086: The Unexpected Future

Episode 50 - 8086: The Unexpected Future

The Intel 8086 may be the most important processor ever made. It's descendants are central to modern computing, while retaining an absurd level of backwards compatibility. For such an important chip i...

22 Feb 20211h 1min

Episode 49 - Numeric Control and Digital Westerns

Episode 49 - Numeric Control and Digital Westerns

Saga II was a program developed in 1960 that automatically wrote screenplays for TV westerns. Outwardly it looks like artificial intelligence, but that's not entirely accurate. Saga has much more in c...

8 Feb 202159min

Episode 48 - Electric Ping-Pong

Episode 48 - Electric Ping-Pong

Sometimes an idea is so good it keeps showing up. Electronic ping-pong games are one of those ideas. The game was independently invented at least twice, in 1958 and then in 1966. But, here's the thing...

25 Jan 202157min

Episode 47.5 - Lars Brinkhoff Interview, Preserving ITS

Episode 47.5 - Lars Brinkhoff Interview, Preserving ITS

Lars Brinkhoff has been spearheading the effort to keep the incompatible Timesharing System alive. Today we sit down to talk about the overall ITS restoration project, software preservation, and how e...

18 Jan 202121min

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