Titlebook: Exploring the Early Digital; Thomas Haigh Book 2019 Springer Nature Switzerland AG 2019 History of computing.Media studies.Digital compute

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Transformed follicular lymphomatablished topics within the history of computing and productively integrate concerns from related fields such as media theory and communications history. Haigh encourages historians to take digitality seriously as an analytical category, probes the differences between analog and digital computing, a

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Ultrastructure of Human Mast Cells,ribes a less well-known development by Mooers. Around 1950, he devised a coding scheme for edge-notched cards—a decidedly “low-tech,” nonelectronic method of information storage and retrieval, based on cards with notches cut into their edges. In spite of his experience and training in electronics, M

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A Paradigm Change in Research Ethics However, as often is the case when taking a closer look at the historical records, things were slightly more complex. Neither was Shannon’s paper an isolated result in switching theory, nor was it immediately absorbed into the engineers’ daily practice. It proved to be only usable in a small number

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-99543-4arold Garfinkel’s “net-work theory,” it can be shown that the operability of the ENIAC – the first programmable digital general-purpose computer – is based on three properties that are characteristic of computing today: the nonrepresentational, public, and discrete nature of computer screens. This m

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Human Microbes - The Power Withinhematical Laboratory—in 1937, long before the advent of stored-program computing. The laboratory contained a variety of computing machinery, including desktop calculating machines and a differential analyser. During 1947–1949, the laboratory built the EDSAC, the world’s first practical stored-progra

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