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Long-form retrospectives on productivity software from the 8/16-bit era, such as Lotus Improv, AppleWorks and Visual Basic, placed in their historical and cultural context. Each issue examines how the software was actually used and why it succeeded or failed.
A history-focused newsletter that revisits the origins of personal computing and software distribution, with stories such as Apple's 1979 software catalog and Xerox PARC's early laser printing work. Each issue offers narrative accounts drawn from archival sources and older trade press.
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