Served as both input, output and storage system in the eary days!
Video 1.
1964 IBM 029 Keypunch Card Punching Demonstration by CuriousMarc (2014)
. Source.
Video 2.
Using Punch Cards by Bubbles Whiting (2016)
. Source. Interview at the The Centre for Computing History.
Video 3.
Once Upon A Punched Card by IBM (1964)
. Source. Goes on and on a bit too long. But cool still.
Video 1.
The 1890 US Census and the history of punchcard computing by Stand-up Maths (2020)
. Source. It was basically a counting machine! Shows a reconstruction at the Computer History Museum.
Electronic Ink such as that found on Amazon Kindle is the greatest invention ever made by man.
Once E Ink reaches reasonable refresh rates to replace liquid crystal displays, the world will finally be saved.
It would allow Ciro Santilli to spend his entire life in front of a screen rather in the real world without getting tired eyes, and even if it is sunny outside.
Ciro stopped reading non-code non-news a while back though, so the current refresh rates are useless, what a shame.
OMG, this is amazing: getfreewrite.com/
PDF table of contents feature requests: twitter.com/cirosantilli/status/1459844683925008385
Remarkable 2 is really, really good. Relatively fast refresh + touchscreen is amazing.
PDF table of contents could be better: twitter.com/cirosantilli/status/1459844683925008385
Display size: 10.3 inches. Perfect size