Welcome to the Computer History Museum channel on KZread. We're committed to preserving and presenting the history and stories of the Information Age. Here on KZread we offer videos of the many lectures and events at the museum and also historic computer films. We also feature video from our well-known Revolutionaries television series. Be sure to check out the Computer History Museum website for even more information including online exhibits, upcoming events and our collection of computing artifacts: www.computerhistory.org.
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Great guy… great life history… I wish I would be able to click multiple thumbs up.
Get the facts right. Nasa engineers were mostly Nazis recruited by the U.S. after WW2. It was headed by Wernher Von Braun and his German engineers. Their ingenuity sent us to the moon, not the Americans. Margaret Hamilton was not the only programmer that worked on the Apollo 11s' computer system. There was another pioneer who wrote a large portion of code. His name is Don Eyles.
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And soon, a young and up-and-comer will capitalize on it, make a fortune and forever change how we work/play, lol. You missed out, Xerox.
I was with Dave Cutlers group in Washington as one of the MicroVAX 1 hardware engineers. Right around when the Rainbow came out Bill Johnson came out to explain the rational of making the Dec's PC incompatible with the IBM PC. He said they wanted to limit volume to existing customers and thought it more as part of the terminal market. He admitted that they were worried about PCs but DECs business was based on high margin hardware. He said they could not grow the company to compete on such a low margin product. Competing in the PC market would really hurt their hardware margin. So one of the teams was so discouraged after that meeting that he ran off to help start Iris Associates (Lotus notes). The rest of us stuck with DEC for awhile until they killed off are RISC processors and the Mica OS, so the core of that group ran off to start Windows NT.
😮💨 i remember these...you young kids will never understand the feelings of stage fright and having to change the pages with clammy hands.
I just interviewed Scott McNealy, what an amazing guy! He is second to none in terms of incredible CEO's and creating an exceptional corporate culture. If you are interested go check it out --> Episode #05 of Tahoe Minds!
She is my role model.
so the voice of Stephen Hawking? Sounds so much like his digitized voice. 1984.. I MISS THAT YEAR! Steve sure had fun here didn't he. I had a Mac SE 1998 that I bought with a bunch of other PC's and parts in a salvation army auction. I knew NOTHING about these computers. I couldn't figure out what it was suppose to do as for one the operating system was screwed up. I drove a long way to a shop that dealt with Mac and paid to have an operating system installed. Didn't do much good. The 2 disks that came with it didn't seem to do anything. I gave up and traded it for an IBM XT. Little did I know what I had. The Mac had a static band that came with it and the tool to open it. It wasn't very heavy but it wasn't that light either. I wish I would've hung on to it long enough to understand it more. Either way Steve was definitely a visionary.
you have ken thompson here and all you ask is about chess instead of Unix? that's really pathetic.
a genomic linux
now i understand the point of binary and Boolean... its almost like the drum/wheel was created first before the concept of binary. I wish my teachers would teach it like this. makes me feel like im part of the solution
man... if i was in charge of this, i would have stopped and been like. "we can calculate faster by hand.. what the heck is the purpose of this!?" This amazes me how some people just refuse to do things the easy way in order to achieve a vision that no one else has.
Apple was way ahead of its time
This man is a genius. Thank you for sharing this lecture.
I would pick Scott over Hair Force 1 any day.
Scott is clearly respecting Apple and Steve very much... I think its a little miss acknowledgement that HIS FIRST TEXT was sent with iPhone.. Didnt he use Pager in the 90's ??????? Or even Sidekicks ??????
You very specifically sent me to 2 forensic psychiatrists. Yes you pushed me to border line very strategically, (both agreed) When can I get closure for your putting me in such? You charged me 100% Tax for selling unwanted VMWare shares towards the property where you traped me in lonely for 3 years? *I still waiting for closure!?
"Ethernet never really took off." I think Ethernet did ok in the end.
These machines were really cool and everything, but that message at the end was very eerie 😅
In case you didn't notice the reference at 37:45, David Ungar is one of the creators of the Self language. So, we have one of the fathers of classical inheritance in an interview with one of the fathers of prototypal inheritance.
Computer Chess/Supervisor
Imagine having that cool scientist uncle working at Xerox having an Alto prototype around 1972 in his attic. Then two years later a home computer kit with switches and LEDs but without video, keyboard and storage appears - and the only language is a DEC-BASIC rip-off sold on punch tape 😂…
Thank you for putting this panel together. Also for posting the recording online!
Of course! We're glad you enjoyed the panel. It was a pleasure to bring together such insightful speakers, and we're happy to share the recording online for everyone to access.
Excellent
From long time working hard, last night falling sleep till midnight 1:40am wake up, and see some of programs.
I think a private blockchain system would work great on Token Ring because you would need to pass and authenticate and confirm every piece of that data through a group of machines, one at a time.
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One of the best interviews I 've seen in this channel so far. Kudos
Who is the lady giving the interview? She did a great job.
31:00 This was the moment when Apple began working on the Vision Pro.
The audio gets better at 5:03 !
Bravo !
Who needs sleep medication 😊
Jobs KILLED Clones. Sold out to Gates. Can't rewrite that history.
While there’s no doubt about Scott’s role in the iPhone later on, in the beginning he wasn’t that involved and it wasn’t Steve Jobs idea. Scott omitted these facts and focused on Steve. iPhone was Hullot’s ideas and Steve was AGAINST it. Hullot had to convince him to do the iPhone. Later on he pitted Scott’s Mac team against Tony’s iPod team to build the software and Scott’s Mac team did a better job. Some of these parts he probably can’t say for legal reasons.
Great one, congrats. This guy is unique
Never met Grace but I learned so much from professors and managers and scientists who gave me interesting problems to work, just to see what I would do. And musicians much better than me who let me sit in. Those are the leaders I want to emulate. Dare and Do.
Louisville, Kentucky here. I ever only got to go overseas once. I went to Bletchley Park. It was March 2003. I have not returned in 21 years, but if I ever return I know in my heart I could lead the tour. Bless all friends of Bletchley Park.
This was another great interview. I like how Floyd came from humble beginnings and took advantage of the opportunities around him.
With all the weight of the courtcase on her back she could still have two babies knowing what's in store for her..no wonder she has no regards for human life at all.
I love Sheryl. So great to be watching these videos again.
Steven Paul «Steve» Jobs (San Francisco, 24 de febrero de 1955-Palo Alto, 05 de octubre de 2011) fue un empresario, diseñador industrial, magnate empresarial, propietario de medios e inversor estadounidense. Fue cofundador y presidente ejecutivo de Apple y máximo accionista individual de The Walt Disney Company. 69 AÑOS 56 AÑOS 13 AÑOS.
Charles Babbage was the first modern computer pioneer, but most computer technology was made by US companies like Intel and IBM
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