A Google Arts & Culture film uses AI reconstructions to evoke Paris studios of women sculptors, accompanying a new Petit Palais exhibition.
Recreating The Lost Studios Of Women Sculptors With Prune Nourry
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Steal This: The Signature Technique Behind “The Cenotaph At Night | A Two-Minute Vigil”
Exploring the disciplined design and subtle digital techniques that create the contemplative experience of ‘The Cenotaph at Night’.
Microsoft Killed FoxPro In 2007. Anyway, Here’s FoxPro Revived
After Microsoft discontinued FoxPro in 2007, a new effort has emerged to revive the legacy database system, surprising industry observers.
AI-Powered Digital Archives Bring La Citadelle’s 1693 Siege To Life
An AI-powered digital archive recreates the 1693 siege of La Citadelle, offering an immersive, interactive experience of the historic event.
CIA Funding Helped Keep NeXT Afloat In The 80S
Declassified documents reveal CIA funding helped keep NeXT afloat during the 1980s, raising questions about government influence on tech startups.
Publishing Schematics Before “Open Source” Was A Word
A historical look at how early hardware schematics were shared before ‘open source’ became a common term, highlighting the origins of collaborative hardware development.
Parametron: 50S Japanese Computer That Uses Neither Transistors Nor Vacuum Tubes
A 1950s Japanese computer, called Parametron, was built using a novel technology that does not rely on transistors or vacuum tubes, marking a unique development in early computing.
Gateway 2000’S Hilariously Bad Ads In The 90S (Part II)
An analysis of Gateway 2000’s notoriously bad advertisements in the 1990s, highlighting why they are remembered as some of the worst in tech marketing history.
Step Into The World Of Tango On Google Arts & Culture
Google Arts & Culture unveils an immersive online experience exploring the history and art of tango, accessible worldwide.
Celebrating 45 Years Of Kermit With The First New C-Kermit Release In 15 Years
Kermit celebrates 45 years with the release of the first new C-Kermit version in 15 years, marking a significant milestone for the software and its users.
