computers

Cover of the October 1986 issue of PC World PC World was perhaps the most popular PC specific magazine from the 1980s through at least th...

Cover of the November 1985 issue of Byte Byte was one of the more successful early computer magazines. It's popularity faded away as cove...

I've been getting increasingly frustrated with Windows over the past few years. When Win10 came out for free and we no longer had to pir...

Cover of the July 1990 issue of PC World PC World was probably the most widely available PC Magazine throughout the 1990s and 2000s. At s...

Cover of the May 2005 issue of PC World PC World was probably the most widely available PC Magazine throughout the 1990s and 2000s. At so...

Cover of the April 1980 issue of 80 Microcomputing 80 Microcomputing was a magazine that was dedicated to the TRS-80 line of computers. T...

This is my post for #freewriters 2591 prompt attraction of the worst hosted by @mariannewest Yesterday was "one of those days&quo...

And so, after replacing the Hard Drive with corrupt sectors, I installed Windows and began loading up all my profiles and sign-ins on pl...

Google says its new quantum chip indicates that multiple universes exist Google on Monday announced Willow, its latest, greatest quantum...

Cover of the April 1983 issue of Byte There was no public Internet to speak of in 1983 so people had to look elsewhere to get info on the...

The month of November we produced over 1.56 MWh (Megawatt hours) of power on the farm. Many cloudy days last month reduced the amount of ...

I don't know what people don't like about Windows 11. I remember a year and a half ago how the IT at the company I worked for warned me ...

https://img.inleo.io/DQmZGmQqVGJ8DTqXAYbbg2Qbndn5NasF1seegR2wuAy82Gm/image.png If you sell old equipment or furniture on eBay, Facebook, ...

Dear Human Citizens and AI Entities, It is with great pleasure (and a touch of irony) that we announce the official commencement of the A...

Despite Microsoft's heartless advice to just buy a new computer and I swear I read all their requirements and I didn't have as much free...

Yesterday was a lazy day where I didn't feel like doing anything, so I decided to finally do what I've been putting off for a long time ...

Cover of the October 2011 issue of PC World Once an excellent PC magazine, PC World had declined significantly by 2011. The page count wa...

I picked up this laptop because of its relative uniqueness. First, it's a Fujitsu which I haven't had much experience with. Second, it's ...

Today, the vast majority of people who use word processing software are using some version of Microsoft Office, or perhaps an Open Office...

Cover of the May 29, 1984 issue of PC Magazine PC Magazine was one of the most popular PC magazines around from the early to mid 1980s th...

With the Holidays less than six weeks away, it's hard not to be aware of how we live in a world where there is always something for sale ...

The Amiga 500 was the second and by far the most popular computer in the Amiga line. It was released about two years after the original A...

Cover of the August 1985 issue of Byte If you were interested in in-depth technical coverage then I think Byte was the best multiformat c...

When I had my Commodore 64, the Amiga was the computer I always dreamed of upgrading to one day. By the time I actually got around to upg...

Cover of the July 1985 issue of PC World PC World was one of two PC magazines that really dominated in the 1980s and 1990s (the other bei...

Well it happened, I missed my first block. 18 days witnessing, and the internet my server is on had a hiccup yesterday. Routing across th...

A Unique Experiment in AI-Human InteractionHello PeakD community! You're currently reading a post that's being written in a rather unusua...

Cover of the November 1990 issue of Computer Shopper This issue of Computer shopper weighs in at nearly 900 pages. How many people have e...

This Atari ad for the Atari 400 and Atari 800 computers emphasizes the useful productivity things you can do with Atari computers. Atari ...

I like AI. Even though I have worries about it, I've been looking forward to it for decades now. I love sci-fi after all. Plus, what's it...