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Panelists: Paul Hagstrom (hosting), Earl Evans, Michael Mulhern, and Carrington Vanston
Topic: Prebricked drives
Episode 253 relates to 1953. Core memory begins its long dominance of the RAM space, the IBM 701 is introduced. A year that was kind of between things, so as one might expect the conversation keeps sliding into a discussion of beverages.
Topic/Feedback links:
- Magnetic core memory
- Advent of Computing, episode 77
- The Thinking Machine (1961)
- IBM 701
- Williams tube
- Jeffries tube
- Exploring the Amiga series, assembly language programming
- Brief tour of the PDP-11
- Top 20 C64 games from 2011-2021
- Commodore 64 turns 40
Retro Computing News:
- SystemSix desk calendar
- SWTPC 6800 rescued (Adrian’s Digital Basement)
- Jobs for the boys?
- The ultimate multics project
- A quarter century of Unix. Peter Sallas. 1994 Addison-Wesley
- The evolution of the Unix time sharing system
- Compatible time sharing system
- Incompatible time sharing system
- Easter Egg found in Windows 1.0.
- Mariupol Computer Museum in Ukraine
- Club it8bit
- A Brick for Some Bytes: My First Hard Drive (Byte Cellar)
- One of the Biggest Frauds in Tech History – The Miniscribe Brick Fiasco (Tech Time Traveler)
Vintage Computer(-related) commercials etc.:
Retro Computing Gift Idea:
Auction Picks:
- Carrington:
- Earl:
- Michael:
- RCA Selectron 256bit
- See also: Selectron tube
- Paul:
Feedback/Discussion:
- @rcrpodcast on Twitter
- Vintage Computer Forum
- RCR Podcast on Facebook
- Throwback Network
- Throwback Network on Facebook
Intro / Closing Song: Back to Oz by John X
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Panelists: Paul Hagstrom (hosting), Quinn Dunki, Earl Evans, and Carrington Vanston
Topic: Fortran, for better or for worse
The year 1954 brought us Fortran (not named after the year though) to help us with our math, and development of SAGE to scan the skies for threats.
Topic/Feedback links:
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Panelists: Paul Hagstrom (hosting), Quinn Dunki, and Carrington Vanston
Topic: UNIVAC liked Ike
Episode 252 relates to 1952. The year when UNIVAC correctly called the election early and nobody believed it. The year the paper introducing the Huffman code compression algorithm was published. And…
Panelists: Paul Hagstrom (hosting), Quinn Dunki, Earl Evans, and Blake Patterson
Topic: The One With All The Ones
The Retrocomputing Roundtable has reached the end of its 8-bit run.
Topic/Feedback links:
Byte
8-bit computing
Nibble
Big boxes history video
Traveler (Wikipedia)
Traveler (I…
Panelists: Paul Hagstrom (hosting), Charles Mangin, and Carrington Vanston
Topic: Memories of Whirlwind I
It’s been 71 years since 1951. So, we talk about some things kind of loosely related to 1951, including computer music, the Whirlwind I, and memory technology.
Topic/Feedback links:
Whir…
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