Please don’t be shocked, but I’ve been reading old #UNIX Review magazines on Archive.org, as one does.
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There’s an LLM coding joke in here somewhere.
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Editor: quick! I need art to accompany the article on internationalization of #UNIX for our Dec 1985 issue!
Illustrator on shrooms: say no more.
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@plasmawiz right between the eyes.
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@occult
Lisp
Tremple, First strike, Swampwalk
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To think all of this amazing art is buried in 40-year-old computer magazines.
This one is from the July 1988 issue of "VLSI Systems Design."
@occult all technology advertising should lean back hard into this level of quality imo
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Editor: quick! I need art to accompany the article on internationalization of #UNIX for our Dec 1985 issue!
Illustrator on shrooms: say no more.
Boss: I need art for an article on #UNIX networking technologies for the next issue of UNIX WORLD.
Artist: come back tomorrow.
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Boss: I need art for an article on #UNIX networking technologies for the next issue of UNIX WORLD.
Artist: come back tomorrow.
Computing in the year 2029 as depicted in UNIX WORLD magazine, 1985.
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Computing in the year 2029 as depicted in UNIX WORLD magazine, 1985.
From a 1991 SunExpert magazine article about “What’s to come” for network protocols. The article depicts a man traveling into the 2020’s, seemingly unaware of the chaos he’ll find.
He’s going to pass @prahou traveling back in time to 1991 to get some mint condition Sun workstations.
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Please don’t be shocked, but I’ve been reading old #UNIX Review magazines on Archive.org, as one does. I’ve been finding a number of interesting artifacts throughout. This June 1984 ad by Cadmus Computer Systems listed a #USENET address: !wivax!cadmus.
This is a UUCP bang path, for the kids who don’t know. The ! separates relay hops, it’s a literal routing instruction. Get to the backbone, reach wivax, forward to cadmus.
No DNS.
Machines screamed at each other to swap data.
We lost so much
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We lost so much
@256k I know man...
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Computing in the year 2029 as depicted in UNIX WORLD magazine, 1985.
@occult Can't wait for the final version of UNIX!
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Computing in the year 2029 as depicted in UNIX WORLD magazine, 1985.
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Computing in the year 2029 as depicted in UNIX WORLD magazine, 1985.
@occult Weird. That's exactly how I make my music.
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@occult the future they robbed of us
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Computing in the year 2029 as depicted in UNIX WORLD magazine, 1985.
@occult It's uncanny
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There's still time for Bell riots before 2029.
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Computing in the year 2029 as depicted in UNIX WORLD magazine, 1985.
@occult You never see imagination with an eye towards an improvement in displays, do you?
Like this wild laser control being used on the same CRTs of the day 50 years later.
Really speaks to the importance of design in the evolution of technology I guess.
