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Langue: anglais
ISBN 10: 3034016719
ISBN 13: 9783034016711
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Nombre de pages: 208
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How the World got into the Computer

Gugerli, David

Edit� par Chronos, 2022

ISBN 10 : 3034016719 ISBN 13 : 9783034016711

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Etat : New. Around 1950, computers learned how to sort numbers and words. Immediately, many questions arose. What could be done with such a machine? How should its space be set up and governed?Moving the world into the computer meant rethinking many things. Bank transa. N� de r�f. du vendeur 537638766

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How the World got into the Computer : The Emergence of Digital Reality

David Gugerli

Edit� par Chronos M�r 2022, 2022

ISBN 10 : 3034016719 ISBN 13 : 9783034016711

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Buch. Etat : Neu. Neuware - Around 1950, computers learned how to sort numbers and words. Immediately, many questions arose. What could be done with such a machine How should its space be set up and governed Moving the world into the computer meant rethinking many things. Bank transactions, spa guests, and terrorists, to name but a few, had to be 'formatted' so that they could be dealt with in the machine. In doing so, managers, programmers, and users created a digital world that offered new ways of classifying things and organizing complex relations. Some people even linked machines, combined data, and shared programs. And computers designed to sort personnel unexpectedly became personal computers. This elegant essay explores how and why. N� de r�f. du vendeur 9783034016711

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