A dive into computing history: from the ZX Spectrum and BBC Micro through the Commodore Amiga, the demoscene, early online communities, and the ingenious copy-protection schemes that shaped an era. Personal essays spanning 45 years of computing, museum visits, and retrospectives on hardware and ideas that continue to influence modern computing.
Favourite Museums
Computing Bletchley Park Bletchley Park - The historic site of World War II codebreaking and the birthplace of modern computing. Located in Milton Keynes, UK. The National Museum of Computing TNMOC - Located on the Bletchley Park estate, this museum houses the world’s largest collection of functional historic computers, including the rebuilt Colossus and the Harwell Dekatron (WITCH). Centre for Computing History Centre for Computing History - Based in Cambridge, this museum focuses on the personal computing revolution and features a massive collection of vintage consoles and computers. ...