A discussion about finding pictures of ITS machines, with users sharing links to images and information about PDP-6 and PDP-10 systems.
The source code for the Apple II version of the LOGO programming language has been found! This is a significant discovery for computer history enthusiasts and those interested in the early days of programming education. The code was found on an old floppy disk and has been preserved and made available online.
A retrospective on the MOS Technology 6502 microprocessor, celebrating its 50th anniversary. The article discusses its history, impact on early home computers and consoles, and its continued (though niche) presence in modern electronics.
Jesper Juul announces his new book, Too Much Fun: The Five Lives of the Commodore 64 Computer, discussing the computer's overlooked history and versatility over 40 years.
The December 2024 newsletter from Obsolescence Guaranteed covers updates on new projects such as PiDP-10 and PiDP-1, news about existing projects like PiDP-8 and PiDP-11, and upcoming plans for 2025 including a PiDP-1 replica and an annual programming competition.
