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We left the cold war behind but not the computer,

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- 1940s Assemblage Theory
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- Computer Code
- Cyclades
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- Different networks by end of 19th century
- Digital
- Early chat rooms
- Economic Context
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- Facsimile Machine
- First Census
- First Computer Networks
- First Library
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- First source of light
- Fixed Point, Floating Point
- Gallery of Networks!
- Historical theories
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- How did the Cold War contribute to the computer
- How many ways can you manipulate language as a means to invent new ways of communicating
- How to collect a network trace
- Internet History is more complex than one idea
- Invention of the Telegraph
- Language features redundancy
- Language is redundant
- Manhattan Project
- Mark Bernstein
- Melvil Dewey
- Memex 1
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- Memex 3
- Memory storage
- Morse Code
- My own preception of the Internet was a myth before more research
- Mycellium network studies
- Network tracing
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- Oldest known cave painting
- Packet Switching
- Part 1 Precontext to Technology
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- Part 3 The Internet
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- Paul Baran
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- Study found 75p of ancient handprints are female
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- The Silk Road
- The fact we could’ve done something different doesn’t get noticed and shape the way we see the world.
- The first internet
- The modern internet
- The technology often exceeded the application
- The tools we use have a history, they are artifacts of the history that created them, the political moment that created them, just as we are the history of those moments.
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- Untitled
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- Was the ARPANET better than the Internet
- We left the cold war behind but not the computer,
- What bad things happen on the internet
- What gaps have been left out in this image?
- What is a zoo dataset
- What new technologies exist?
- Where has cave art been found
- Who is Vannevar Bush?
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- Why was this called the silk road
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    005 Computer programming, programs, data
    005 Computer programming, programs, data
    
    005 Computer programming, programs, data
    
    005.1 The Algorithms
    
    006 Special computer methods
    006 Special computer methods
    
    006 Special computer methods
    
    006.1 The Developer Roadmap
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We left the cold war behind but not the computer,

We can link this idea back to the Telephone Game...

A metaphore for how we started with an idea for computers but ended up with social media

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