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Joone Hur in F/OSS Comics

May 28, 2019

2. Alan Turing and von Neumann

Who initially made the type of computer we use today? After the Second World War, many countries tried to…

Joone Hur in F/OSS Comics

Dec 3, 2022

3. The Era of Commercial Computers

The computer was developed in earnest during World War II and was mainly used for military…

Joone Hur in F/OSS Comics

Dec 11, 2022

A drawing of Honeywell mainframe. A woman is reading instructions.

5. The beginning of software engineering

Note: these comics were originally written in Korean and translated into English If you…

Joone Hur in F/OSS Comics

Sep 4, 2023

8. UNIX and C Language

In the 1960’s, the Incompatible Timesharing System(ITS) was being heavily developed at MIT. Meanwhile, at another…

Joone Hur in F/OSS Comics

Sep 30, 2023

9. Unix philosophy

IT technology has been evolving every day. However, Unix is an exception; its philosophy and code continue to live on in…

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Joone Hur in F/OSS Comics

Dec 18, 2022

7. ITS and hacker culture

The hacker culture started with the Tech Model Railroad Club at MIT. This club made moving model trains and…

Joone Hur in F/OSS Comics

Dec 17, 2022

6. The origin of the hacker culture

Note: these comics were written with a reference to “A Brief History of Hackerdom” by Eric S…

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2. Alan Turing and von Neumann

4. How did people write code in the early days of computing?

1. Charles Babbage & Ada Lovelace

10. Dennis Ritchie: A journey through C and Unix

3. The Era of Commercial Computers

5. The beginning of software engineering

8. UNIX and C Language

9. Unix philosophy

7. ITS and hacker culture

6. The origin of the hacker culture