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» A Word on Akalabeth and Chronology The Digital Antiquarian edit / delete
An example of referencing problems in games history. One for AG0700 next year.
to ag0700 games history research retrocomputing ... on 04 December 2011
Count cars registered in the UK by model. Apparently I'm one of a couple of thousand Golf II CL 4+E drivers left -- something like 10% of the number there were when I bought it.
Presidential Recordings Program—Miller Center edit / delete
The complete released recordings from Nixon, Kennedy, et al. Very interesting.
ttf2011's Channel - YouTube edit / delete
Documentaries to do with the history of broadcasting -- e.g. the Trade Test films.
to broadcasting history radio tv video ... on 06 September 2011
Dewi's Railway, Trains & Trams Page edit / delete
I was wondering what London's trams looked like. (And chasing links to find that Dundee used to have a fairly extensive tram system...)
to history retrotech train tram transport ... on 23 August 2011
Milton Keynes Museum edit / delete
Should I ever make it to Bletchley Park, apparently this museum's telephony exhibits are also worth seeing...
to history milton-keynes museums telephony travel ... on 23 August 2011
merrycoz.org: Works for Children & Adults, 1789-1872 edit / delete
Fascinating stuff.
to america etext history literary publishing ... on 25 June 2011
BITnet Relay HomePage edit / delete
Why IRC is called that, and why the commands work that way. I never knew.
to chat history irc retrocomputing ... on 25 June 2011
Puzzle game built as a reproduction of the Internet in the mid-80s, complete with dialup links. The author's done some neat work by harvesting Usenet archives for machines and accounts (it looks like, anyway) -- "more /etc/passwd" on "ukc" looks quite plausible.
to amusements games history retrocomputing ... on 01 May 2011
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tasty by Adam Sampson.