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The article discusses the historical use of winstart.bat in Windows 95 for loading TIGA graphics drivers, referencing earlier documentation from Windows 3.1 and a Siemens recommendation for Windows 95.
This article provides a detailed examination of the core memory module from a 1980 Spacelab computer, highlighting its design and role in early space computing. It explores how magnetic core memory was used in the French-built Mitra 125 MS minicomputer for space shuttle missions.
The author hosted an interactive workshop on UNIX V4 at the Low Resource Computing 2026 event, teaching software development using the recovered 1974 system with the ed text editor and multi-terminal setup.
The article explains why the Windows Entertainment Pack didn't use emulation for MS-DOS games due to 1990s hardware limitations like insufficient memory and lack of virtualization support, making it impractical and resulting in a poor user experience.
The Digi-Comp 1 was a programmable mechanical computer from 1963, described as a non-electronic device that used physical components for binary computation and was marketed as the world's first home digital computer.
A detailed reverse-engineering analysis of the ALU board from the Mitra 125 MS minicomputer used in Spacelab, exploring its circuit design and historical context.