Computers did exist in the '60s, in some form -- not personal computers, but computers nonetheless. These machines could crunch the numbers on our personalities and spit out intimate matches.

The quiet indicates the quality of the computer; it doesn't *need* some big noisy fan. But go back to the office of the 1960s and you'd hear a symphony of mechanical noises: metal hitting metal at ...

Now is an amazing time to be involved in the hobby electronics scene. There are robots to build, cheap microcontrollers which are easy to program, and computers themselves are able to be found for … ...

Language is one of the central metaphors around which the discipline of computer science has been built. The language metaphor entered modern computing as part of a cybernetic discourse, but during ...