Inheritance: The Arctic Code Vault
Deep inside an abandoned coal mine in the Arctic, there are 186 reels of photographic film holding millions of software projects. Some of that code runs the internet. Some of it is unfinished homework…
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Deep inside an abandoned coal mine in the Arctic, there are 186 reels of photographic film holding millions of software projects. Some of that code runs the internet. Some of it is unfinished homework…
Before the iconic photographs of Margaret Hamilton standing beside stacks of software printouts as tall as herself, there were the quiet weekends at MIT with her daughter asleep on the floor.
Edmund Edward Fournier d’Albe invented the optophone, then Mary Jameson spent six decades proving what it could do and helping shape what it became. In this episode: The exploring optophone: Fournie…
There are clocks that cannot tell you what time it is. They only know how many seconds have passed since midnight on January 1, 1970.