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Taybus Vintage Vehicle Society edit / delete
If you see a suspiciously old bus around Dundee, it's probably this (Arbroath-based) society...
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Unix Heritage Wiki edit / delete
"This wiki aims to collect the available historical documents and recollections of Unix into one central place so they can be studied by researchers and Unix enthusiasts alike."
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Commentary on the Sixth Edition UNIX Operating System edit / delete
The text of the Lions book, electronically. (Did you know there's also a Lions commentary on the PCC backend?)
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The Infocom Cabinet: Binders and Folders of Infocom, Inc. (1981-1987) : Free Software : Download & Streaming : Internet Archive edit / delete
Huge collection of Infocom internal documentation. Fascinating reading.
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What's worked in computer science edit / delete
Looking back at Lampson's conclusions.
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The Pirate Book – The Pirate Book – A compilation of stories about sharing, distributing and experiencing cultural contents outside the boundaries of local economies, politics, or laws edit / delete
"This work offers a broad view on media piracy as well as a variety of comparative perspectives on recent issues and historical facts regarding piracy." Interesting stories.
Copyright Does Not Exist edit / delete
A pretty interesting overview of Nordic scene culture in the 90s.
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Warren Spector - lectures - YouTube edit / delete
Long-form oral history interviews with game developers. Doing this as a lecture is an interesting idea.
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"We are a couple of real archaeologists ... fed up with the distorted view of the past that passes for knowledge in popular culture. We are unhappy that journalists with no knowledge of the methods, aims, techniques and theories of real archaeology can sell hundreds of times more books than real archaeologists. We do not appreciate news programmes that talk about ley lines as if they are real. In short, we are Angry Archaeologists."
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tasty by Adam Sampson.