Post by rubl on May 17, 2018 11:51:54 GMT 7
From the days BEFORE we had mobiles as allround personal computers. Some nice old photos included. Imagine wall-to-wall computer racks and programming by plugging in cables at the right spots.
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"Tech isn’t a male dominated field, in many respects. Women are responsible for some of the core innovations that drive the Internet today.
It’s increasingly important to remember as we read the disquieting stats about the industry. Diversity seeds creativity and it’s possible that women approach the development of tech in slightly different ways that, when combined with others’, helps produce a more powerful Internet. It’s why having more women in tech, and recognizing and celebrating their accomplishments that began over a century ago and continue today, is vital to producing a more powerful future.
The first great example is from 1843, when the now-famous Ada Lovelace published instructions for the world’s first computer program. Only, there was no computer yet to run it. It was the opening salvo in a long march of innovations."
mic.com/articles/98382/17-rare-images-tell-the-real-story-of-women-in-tech#.TX8ZTG7lW
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"Tech isn’t a male dominated field, in many respects. Women are responsible for some of the core innovations that drive the Internet today.
It’s increasingly important to remember as we read the disquieting stats about the industry. Diversity seeds creativity and it’s possible that women approach the development of tech in slightly different ways that, when combined with others’, helps produce a more powerful Internet. It’s why having more women in tech, and recognizing and celebrating their accomplishments that began over a century ago and continue today, is vital to producing a more powerful future.
The first great example is from 1843, when the now-famous Ada Lovelace published instructions for the world’s first computer program. Only, there was no computer yet to run it. It was the opening salvo in a long march of innovations."
mic.com/articles/98382/17-rare-images-tell-the-real-story-of-women-in-tech#.TX8ZTG7lW
