The Black-Screen Programs That Ran Small Businesses in the '80s and '90s

What Happened to MS-DOS? The Operating System That Put Microsoft on Millions of PCs

America’s Lost Technology and The Ordnance Files

VisiCalc: The First Spreadsheet That Turned the Apple II From a Hobby Into a Business Machine

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Prince of Persia: The Game That Seemed Alive

Archivo del Futuro

Why the IBM System/360 Is the Most Important Computer in History

Smoke & Silence

Visual Basic 6 Made Millions of People Code… Then .NET Broke Compatibility

Archivo del Futuro

Commodore: The Best-Selling Computer Ever, and the Company That Blew It

Dead Tech

Why the Pentium Is the Most Embarrassing Chip in History

The Fatal Board and 2 more

Linux: 35 years in 35 facts in 35 minutes

Jono Bacon

PowerBuilder: When Companies Built Their Own Software

Archivo del Futuro

The $53 Million Floppy Disk That Sold the IBM PC

Collapse Files

Clarion: The Program That Built Programs

Archivo del Futuro

The 8-Bit Problem That Nearly Stopped the Home Computer Revolution

The Part That Changed the World

The Incredible Evolution of Computers

Branch Education

Whistleblower Accountant: ‘I Predicted 2008, This Will Be WORSE’ | Aaron Meets Richard Murphy

Novara Media

The Fascinating Story of AOL, the Dial-Up Empire That Ruled the American Web and Destroyed Itself

Tech District

IBM Industrial Computer: $10,000 PC from 1985

LGR

What Happened to Disk Defragging? Why Disk Defragging Disappeared

Ctrl+Alt+Fail

The Tragic End of CP/M: The Operating System That Ruled Microcomputers, Then IBM Chose Microsoft

The Fatal Board and The Fallen Boardroom

The Closest Thing We Have to Alien Technology

Veritasium

15 Dead Technologies That Still Run the World

Dodlo Docs