In the early 1990s, home video games were still pixels and flat planes. Nintendo did not move to 32-bit CDs: it partnered with Silicon Graphics, miniaturized a Hollywood workstation, and launched a 64-bit cartridge console. This article follows the documentary History of Nintendo 64 1993-Today, from … Read more
On 28 July 2025, a researcher from the University of Utah was cleaning out a storage room when he found a nine-track magnetic tape whose label read UNIX version 4. Until then, only the manual had survived from that version of 1973. … Read more
Before Linux, Windows, and macOS became the desktop landscape, an operating system meant a technician flipping switches on a mainframe. From 1969 to 2026, the history forms a tree: Unix, DOS, Xerox GUIs, Linus’s kernel, … Read more
