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Advent of Computing — 210 episodes · page 2 of 3
Episode 100 - Updates and Mysteries
Episode 99 - The Berkeley Software Distribution
Episode 98 - The Canon Cat
Episode 97 - What Exactly IS A Database? Part II
Episode 96 - What Exactly IS A Database? Part I
Episode 95 - Aspen Movie Map
Episode 94 - Robots, and the End of Humanity
Episode 93 - Fun and (Horror) Games
Episode 92 - Copy Protection
Episode 91 - Whirlwind
Episode 90 - Where Did The S100 Bus Go?
Episode 89 - Forth
Episode 88 - BEFLIX, Early Digital Animation
Episode 87 - The ILLIAC Suite
Episode 86 - Fluidic Computing
Episode 85 - Visi On, the PC GUI
Episode 84 - VisiCalc, the Killer App
Episode 83 - SEAC
Episode 82.5 - Aaron Reed Interview, 50 Years of Text Games
Episode 82 - Juggling Jobs with OS-9
Episode 81 - A Ballad in 2600 Hertz
Episode 80 - The Analytical Engine
Episode 79 - ZOG: Military Strength Hypertext
Episode 78 - INTERCAL and Esoterica
Episode 77 - Magnetic Memories
Episode 76 - Star Trek the (Unofficial) Game
Episode 75 - A Cybernetic Future
Episode 74 - The Elegance of LISP
Episode 73 - IPL, AI, and Linked Lists
Episode 72 - Viatron Topples IBM
Episode 71 - 6502, The Mini-Microprocessor
Episode 70 - The oN-Line System, Part 2
Episode 69 - The oN-Line System, Part 1
Episode 68 - Zork
Episode 67 - Debug!
Episode 66 - Viruses and the PC
Episode 65 - Teletype, Teleprint, and Telegrams
Episode 64 - Gemini's Tiny Machine
Episode 63 - What's With The Wedge, Part 2
Episode 62 - What's With The Wedge? Part 1
Episode 61 - FRESS and Practical Hypertext
Bonus Episode - Q&A
Episode 60 - COBOL Never Dies
Episode 59 - ALOHANET
Episode 58 - Mercury Memories
Episode 57 - Simulated Sumeria
Episode 56 - TMS9900, an Alternate Future
Episode 55 - Project Xanadu
Episode 54 - C Level, Part II
Episode 53 - C Level, Part I
Episode 52 - THE SOURCE
Episode 51 - The IBM PC
Episode 50 - 8086: The Unexpected Future
Episode 49 - Numeric Control and Digital Westerns
Episode 48 - Electric Ping-Pong
Episode 47.5 - Lars Brinkhoff Interview, Preserving ITS
Episode 47 - ITS: Open Computing
Episode 46 - Hacker Folklore
Episode 45 - Keeping Things BASIC
Episode 44 - ENIAC, Part II
Episode 43 - ENIAC, Part I
Episode 42 - IBM Gets Personal
Episode 41 - Return of Viruses: The Spread
Episode 40 - Spam, Email, and Best Intentions
Episode 39 - Learning Along the Oregon Trail
Episode 38 - JOVIAL, the Evolution of Programming
Episode 37 - The Rise of DOS
Episode 36 - The Rise of CP/M
Episode 35 - Analog Computing and the Automatic Totalisator
Episode 34 - 8080 VS Z80
Episode 33.5 - Brad Chase Interview, Marketing Lead for Windows 95 and Much More
Episode 33 - Becoming Portable
Episode 32 - Road to Transistors, Part II
Episode 31 - Road to Transistors: Part I
Episode 30 - Coherent Is Not UNIX!
Episode 29.5 - A Guided Tour of the Macintosh
Episode 29 - PCM, Origins of Digital Audio
Episode 28 - Applesoft BASIC, Microsoft and Apple's First Collaboration
Episode 27 - Vectrex, Playing With Vectors
Episode 26 - Memex and Hyperlinks
Episode 25 - Making Disks Flexible, Part 2
Episode 24 - Making Disks Flexible, Part 1
Episode 23 - FORTRAN, Compilers, and Early Programming
Episode 22 - Going Rogue
Episode 21 - 8008: Intel's Second Shot
Episode 20.5 - Cooking in Y2K
Episode 20 - PLATO Part 2: An Online Revolution
Episode 19 - PLATO Part 1: A Revolution in Teaching
Episode 18 - Evolution of the Mouse
Episode 17.5 - Bill's Problem with Piracy
Episode 17 - The BBC Domesday Project
Episode 16 - 4004: The First Microprocessor
Episode 15 - Lost in the Colossal Cave
Episode 14 - Creeping Towards Viruses
Episode 13.5 - Minitel Research Lab Interview, with Julien Mailland and Kevin Driscoll
Episode 13 - Minitel, the French Network Connection
Episode 12 - Journey to Altair
Episode 11 - Spacewar! (the Game)
Episode 10.5 - The Jargon File
Episode 10 - Networking for a Nuclear War, the Americans