In a time of change, we often do not notice that Δ = ∫δ. Here I am thinking of network bandwidth, and my personal experience of it over a 46 year period.
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Computers 1967-2013: a personal perspective. Part 5. Network bandwidth.
Wednesday, June 5th, 2013Tags:acoustic coupler, Addison-Wesley, Austin Texas, BT, building I, California, Cambridge, computing, electronics, ethernet, Global Intelligence, Google, Historical, Imperial College, Leeds, London, New York, operating system, quantum chemical calculations, Samuel Butler, United Kingdom, University College London
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Computers 1967-2011: a personal perspective. Part 2. 1985-1989.
Friday, July 8th, 2011As a personal retrospective of my use of computers (in chemistry), the Macintosh plays a subtle role. (more…)
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