Minuteman missile communications(computer.rip)
351 points by sklargh | 59 comments
A Computers Are Bad newsletter article by J. B. Crawford on the communications systems, including HICS, used for Minuteman missile sites.
First screen, captured .
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Teletext in North America(computer.rip)
42 points by susam | 26 comments
The Curse of Docker(computer.rip)
142 points by sklargh | 85 comments
Omnimax(computer.rip)
187 points by aberoham | 47 comments
GRC SpinRite(computer.rip)
123 points by todsacerdoti | 130 comments
Air Traffic Control(computer.rip)
242 points by 1317 | 106 comments
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