The First King of Home ComputingHow Jack Tramiel's Commodore invented the mass market computer Mar 10 25March 10, 2025Article at every.to
The Misfit Who Built the IBM PCWork with the Every team to bring AI to your organization We launched our consulting arm because we were constantly hearing from readers that while they wanted to implement AI throughout their operations, product, and services, they were struggling… Jun 05 24June 05, 2024Article at every.to
She Built a Microcomputer Empire From Her Suburban Home If history is written by the victors, Lore Harp McGovern should have volumes devoted to her contributions to the personal computing industry. In the mid-1970s, from her suburban California home, Harp McGovern—a housewife and mother of two—began… Apr 08 24April 08, 2024Article at every.to
The Rise and Fall of Steve Jobs’s Greatest RivalIn the Oscar-nominated film The Holdovers, the lead character, a history teacher, says, “Before you dismiss something as boring or irrelevant, remember, if you truly want to understand the present or yourself, you must begin in the past. You see,… Mar 04 24March 04, 2024Article at every.to
The Secret Father of Modern ComputingWe’re in the midst of the biggest paradigm shift in technology since the internet and the personal computer. If you want to understand what’s going to happen with AI, you have to understand how previous technology shifts played out—because history… Dec 15 23December 15, 2023Article at every.to
Twitter’s Future Is a Return to Elon Musk’s PastThe reinvention of X July 28, 2023 How to Build a GPT-4 Chat Bot Course We just re-launched our How To Build a GPT-4 Chatbot course taught by Dan Shipper! It's an online cohort-based course that will teach you how to make your own GPT-4 based… Jul 28 23July 28, 2023Article at every.to
Bradley's: Lager and Shots in No-Man's Land“I’m disappointed everyone here isn’t more… you know… Spanish.” The man in the expensive suit says, with slight confusion, to the towering figure behind the downstairs bar. Jan, the Belgian manager of Bradley’s Spanish Bar gives him a look of faint… Apr 02 23April 02, 2023Article at London in Bits
One Man Can Make A Difference: A History of Knight Rider“Knight Rider is the Lone Ranger,” Glen A. Larson once explained in an interview with the Archive of American Television (AAT). “It’s one man comes into town and he has a little bit more going for him than people think — and that’s a great theme! I… Feb 22 21February 22, 2021Article at medium.com
Twelve Minutes Over Jakarta: The 737 Max StoryThe morning of 29 October 2018 dawned bright in Jakarta. As the sun rose over Soekarno-Hatta International Airport, the Boeing 737 MAX 8 aircraft operating Lion Air flight 610 taxied for takeoff. In the flight deck of PK-LQP that morning were captain… Jun 26 20June 26, 2020Article at garius.medium.com
Pristina: An Airport Too FarIn 1999, an incident at Pristina almost brought NATO into open conflict with Russia. This is how Michael Jackson stopped it. Sep 01 19September 01, 2019Article at medium.com
This Plane Accidentally Flew Around the WorldThe morning of 6th January 1942 was going to be a cold one. Not that this was unusual for New York, mused the night-shift air controller at LaGuardia’s tower, but it did mean he’d have to wrap up extra warm when he headed home. He looked at his… Jul 12 19July 12, 2019Article at garius.medium.com
The Forecaster: The Man Who Decided D-DayIn 1944 Eisenhower gave Group Captain James Stagg a near-impossible task: Predict the weather for D-Day. May 15 1944, Hammersmith, London (D-Day -21) One by one, clutching the beautifully engraved invitations they had received a month earlier, they… Jun 05 19June 05, 2019Article at garius.medium.com
Leonard Nimoy, I Still Miss You“My folks came to the United States as immigrants, aliens, and they became citizens. I was born in Boston a citizen; I went to Hollywood, and I became an alien.” Leonard Nimoy spoke these words to Radio Boston in 2012. They were intended to be in… Feb 28 19February 28, 2019Article at medium.com
The Forgotten Prime MinisterSpencer Perceval is the only British Prime Minister ever to be assassinated. He deserves to be remembered for much more than that. On the 11th May 1812, Spencer Perceval, the Prime Minister of Great Britain, entered the House of Commons. He was on… May 11 18May 11, 2018Article at medium.com
Yoko Kanno: The Greatest Composer You’ve Never Heard OfOne of the finest composers of the modern age, Yoko Kanno is a legend to fans of anime. To the rest of the world, she is practically unknown. In late 1998, the journalist Oliver Barder found himself sitting down to talk music with one of Britain’s… May 09 18May 09, 2018Article at medium.com