Too Soon To Tell: Essays for the End of The Computer RevolutionISBN: 978-0-470-08035-1
Paperback
256 pages
February 2009, Wiley-IEEE Computer Society Press
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Section I: The Computer Era (1946-1973).
Out of Position.
Seymour Cray's Cat.
Songs of Comfort and Joy.
Life on the Frontier.
Museum Pieces.
The Curve of Innovation.
Public Image.
The Enduring Myth of Hardware.
Choosing Our Way.
Friend of the Band.
Family Portrait.
Section II: The Age of Information (1974-1987).
Coming of Age.
Riding with Bohannon.
The Language of Bad Love.
Common Knowledge.
Conflict-Free Memories.
On the Right Side of the Road.
Fork in the Path.
The Best Deal in Town.
Crossing the Divide.
Auditions.
Annie and the Boys.
Mergers and Divestitures.
Old Bottles.
Section III: The Days of Cyberspace: (1986-2007).
Alley Life.
On the Camino Real.
Dirty Electricity.
Because We Were Different.
A Winter of Hope and a Spring of Despair.
Coming into the Country.
Outposts.
The Captured Imagination.
Shutdown.
Force of Nature.
Ever Onward! Thanks for Asking!
Emailing from Armenia.
The Boundaries of Time.
Counting Beans.
The Eyes of the World.
The Lay of the Land.
Circle of Light.
Beyond the Horizon.
Epilogue: Indicator Lamps.
Disclaimers, References and Notes.
Index.