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  1. Timelines by papou · · Score: 4 · on A History Of Computing
    I recently found the computer history museum website. It features a nice illustrated timeline of computing history. You can find it at

    http://www.computerhistory.org

    Another interesting timeline can be found on the IEEE Computer Society website:

    http://computer.org/history

  2. The original English submission... by Ellen+Spertus · · Score: 4 · on Thomas Sterling su Beowulf

    The Computer Museum History Center, located at Moffett Field in Mountain View, is presenting a talk entitled "Beowulf-Class PC Clusters: An Historical Perspective" given by Thomas Sterling, leader of the NASA team that created the first Beowulf cluster and co-author of How to Build a Beowulf. The talk will take place in the evening of April 13. RSVP by April 10. All of the Computer Museum History Center events that I've been to have been very good.

  3. The original English submission... by Ellen+Spertus · · Score: 4 · on Thomas Sterling su Beowulf

    The Computer Museum History Center, located at Moffett Field in Mountain View, is presenting a talk entitled "Beowulf-Class PC Clusters: An Historical Perspective" given by Thomas Sterling, leader of the NASA team that created the first Beowulf cluster and co-author of How to Build a Beowulf. The talk will take place in the evening of April 13. RSVP by April 10. All of the Computer Museum History Center events that I've been to have been very good.

  4. The original English submission... by Ellen+Spertus · · Score: 4 · on Thomas Sterling su Beowulf

    The Computer Museum History Center, located at Moffett Field in Mountain View, is presenting a talk entitled "Beowulf-Class PC Clusters: An Historical Perspective" given by Thomas Sterling, leader of the NASA team that created the first Beowulf cluster and co-author of How to Build a Beowulf. The talk will take place in the evening of April 13. RSVP by April 10. All of the Computer Museum History Center events that I've been to have been very good.

  5. Oh, those crazy kids ... by threaded · · Score: 1 · on Engineers Use Legos, Too!
    My daughter was using Lego to jam the door open. Oh, dear, had to explain that is what an Altair is for.

    BTW she now understands why we have a ZX80 as a cat flap.

    You can learn more than engineering with Lego.