The first thing I learned about in history was Unix and the video game console.
The first thing I learned about was Unix. Early computers were hard to program for and difficult to interact with. Ken Thompson and Dennis Richie invented Unix after Bell Labs pulled out of the Multicast project. Unix is a more programmer-friendly, basic operating system that can be used on different types of computers. The C programming language was a result of Unix, and it mow powers Apple Mac and mobile products.
The second thing I learned abut was how tabletop gamed slide chess evolved as war simulators, and then into other games like Super Mario brothers. The video game console was invented by a German Immigrant named Ralph Bear. Atari led the first generation of video game consoles, and Nintendo revived the industry after the crash by advertising it as a toy. The gaming marker is bigger than the film industry and is expected to grow more in the coming years.
This week in history I learned about things threat help with digital programing, gaming, and modern technology.
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