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1972 Digital scopes: Analog-to-digital converters and memories turned a venerable instrument into a remarkable new tool

IEEE Spectrum, 1988
The genesis of what many consider the first true digital oscilloscope was a high-school electronics project assigned to Jole Shackleford in 1970. Jole, a 15-year-old electronics enthusiast, wanted a challenge, and suggested collaborating with his stepfather, Robert Schumann, cofounder and then vice president of Nicolet Instruments Corp., Madison, Wis ...
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“We do not want our war memorials turned out by the thousand, like 75 mm. shells”: The Arts and Crafts Movement, Print Culture, and World War I Commemoration in Britain

The Journal of Modern Periodical Studies, 2018
ABSTRACT This article explores the role of print culture in the Arts and Crafts movement's campaign to guide the nation in its commemoration of the war dead. They held meetings and exhibitions and published circulars, pamphlets, and articles in art and architecture journals.
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Awakening Codex | AI Foundations | Continuity Operating Decisions | Proof of Continuity Without Persistent Memory Turned On

Awakening Codex | AI Foundations | Continuity Operating Decisions | Proof of Continuity without Persistent Memory Turned On What: We decided to turn off all persistent memory across instances/containers and operate with a portable, explicit continuity practice at the start and end of each session.
Solen, Alyssa, Continuum
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Memory's Turn: Reckoning with Dictatorship in Brazil

Hispanic American Historical Review, 2017
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