EPISODE · Feb 7, 2022 · 1H 11M
#4 Analogcomputer
from Computing Machines · host Luca Moczko
In dieser Folge geht es auch um Computer. Nicht um die die wir alle kennen. Es geht um Analogcomputer, was sie besonders macht, weshalb sie niemand kennt, und wie sie sich entwickelt haben. Bernd Ulmann ist auch wieder mit dabei. Falls ihr noch Fragen habt könnt ihr diese gerne über die folgenden Kanäle an uns stellen. Instagram: computing_machines Facebook: @ComputingMachines45 Twitter: @Comp_Machines
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