27 پاسخ به “1963 Timesharing: راه حلی برای بطری های رایانه ای”

1. Now we use our computers to download pizza… 🍕

2. My first experience with timesharing was on the McGiill Rax system in the late 1960's. At the time it was running on an IBM 360/50. Most access was via TTY33 and TTY35 dial up terminals. Those with more budget could use an IBM 2741 terminal which was built around a Selectric typewriter. It was about 50% faster.

3. So this is the Original SYSOP….. Im not so scared of them anymore.

4. OMG the Twilight Zoney music at the end is creepy as hell.

5. I believe timesharing and BASIC were developed at the same time. An easy to use language was needed for the masses now able to easily access computers.

6. I'm looking for the pigeon holes on my tablet.

7. Are the only one so fsr

8. Apple

9. Say it

10. Ok

11. Frankie

12. Amazing what people did with 64k of WAM. We've definitely lost the need for a certain sort of cleverness now that memory is basically unlimited.

13. 5:40 See the pee-wee human penguin-suit interviewee gettin' all giddy about the UPGRADE when trying to explain why they need a better computer like a grade 7 trying to convince his parents why the current machine can't quite play fortnite/doom (whatever of the era) as good as s/he would likek it to hence requiring an UPGRADE. ;]

14. At the end the reporter says he is going to do a story on USS Thresher (it was lost one month earlier). Interesting to note that when the spearhead of computerscience was at this level , we (humanity) already had nuclear submarines !

15. isn't that Lewis Skolnick, from Adams College?

16. Please, is there anyone who know which OS they are using on these computers ? Should be CTSS ?

17. I like how Dr Corbato uses the word "we" and not I… thinking as a team not as a 'founder' – this film is gold.

18. Curious how 2010 technology couldn't get the sound to show on both left AND right audio channels on this ? This isn't rocket science !

19. Corbato died on July 12, 2019, rest in piece. I'm glad he got to see computing evolve so much from the early 1960s and he played of course an essential part in it.

20. How could anyone even begin to think that the hypotenuse of a triangle with sides of length 1 and 12 is 13?

21. Stupid old computer didn't put an apostrophe in "TODAYS PROGRAM".

22. 18 seconds to do two square roots and one hypotenuse. We have come a long way. I liked it when he said they are experimenting with visual output.

23. Great interaction between the reporter and the professor. Just a board, no fancy animations needed to explain it so well.

24. Corbato is talking about MULTICS, known to every serious student of operating systems as the foundation of time-sharing.

25. Its when a "MAN" Types in a command!!

26. Incredible historical video, thanks!

27. RIP. https://www.nytimes.com/2019/07/12/science/fernando-corbato-dead.html

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