Another pre-print from me: "»I Program my Home Computer«. Discourse and Computer Archaeological Localizations of a Technology" - where I try to define "home computer" as a term, a technology, and a media historic event:

http://txt3.de/homecomputer

The #MediaStudies of Uni Halle, where I am invited as a guest professor for the next semester, is about to establish a #GameLab called "Circuit Lab". We will use this for one or two rounds of "Game Circuits".

https://circuitlab.medienkomm.uni-halle.de/

Next month the enzyclopedia „Digitalität von A bis Z“ will be published. I contributed a chapter on #ComputerArchaeology:

https://www.transcript-verlag.de/978-3-8376-6765-3/digitalitaet-von-a-bis-z/?number=978-3-8394-6765-7

Next week I will give a talk at the lecture series "Digital Humanities im Fokus" at the Rostock University - invited by @toroe.

I will talk about my #BASIC research project, its materials, methods, and first outcomes:

https://www.germanistik.uni-rostock.de/forschung/digital-humanities/rosdh/ringvorlesung/2024/n/literatur-fuer-compiler-was-koennen-computer-lesen-was-menschen-gelesen-haben-was-eigentlich-nur-computer-lesen-sollten-188647/

In the second part of his blog post series on researching the Lausanne "Computer" fair, @pyhurel discusses how the fair related to local and global specifics.

The “Computer” exhibition of Lausanne. Part 2: “Esprit Romand” and the “Röstigraben”: https://chludens.hypotheses.org/608

Ever heard of the "Röstigraben"? It's a fun tidbit about Switzerland you should definitly learn about :)

https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/R%C3%B6stigraben

Remember our last week's blog post on studying the Lausanne "Computer" fair?

@pyhurel publie sa série de blog posts en anglais et en français ! La version française est également en ligne dès maintenant.

https://chludens.hypotheses.org/759