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• Polaroid Camera
  1998: The OneStep is the world’s best-selling camera. ...was nothing to beat a Polaroid camera for instant gratification. But in a world of disposable cameras, one-hour film processing and the camcorder, Polaroid
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• Civil Defense Siren
  The Civil Defense Siren was born in the days of World War II, however it would really flourish, so to speak, in the subsequent Co (4)"New York's Program. " Wall Street Journal (1889-Current file) [New York, N.Y.] 29 Jul 1941,3
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• NeXT Step
  ...today. When did it cease to be NeXTStep and do the objects that make up a program take on a new identity when cited in newer programs? ===A (Semi-) Analog System in a Digital World===
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• Credit Card Imprinter
  ...serious competition until 1958, when American Express Company initiated a world-wide credit card system. This was followed by Hilton credit corporation si ...ints out that it is necessary to question the distinction between the real world and its representations, arguing that "It is an opposition that is made in
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• NASA Spoon-bowl
  ...which they sprinted. Against the backdrop of the Cold War, the U.S. space program provided a platform upon which America could negotiate national identity wi ...ogram mediated through contracts and publications. NASA designed the space program in the context of attitudes that braced against invasion and contamination
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• Analog/Digital Transition
  ...s an aesthetic difference between how we encounter life and experience the world around us. ...e, the transition can most obviously be seen in the wealthier areas of the world, and affects the younger generations, who have been brought up around these
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• Newsreel
  ...audience. In peacetime regarded as a form of light entertainment, during World War II, it gained national significance as the primary source of news image ..."This announcement appeared in the July 29, 1911 issue of ''Moving Picture World''" (Fielding, 72).]]
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• HyperCard
  ...al preoccupation with the need to maintain constant images of the physical world, is a product of his extreme orientation toward physical survival in a host The program stores forty-two recent cards--similar to memory cache on internet browsers
  30 KB (4,669 words) - 10:26, 24 November 2010
• Reverse Polish Notation
  ...eds to be implemented into use throughout educational systems all over the world. ...ored, but it often serves as the way through which we see the whole of the world. A discussion on this way of processing seems to be missing from within the
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• Critical Techniques
  ...or unexpected ways? Does the medium try to shield itself from the outside world? If so, how does this change the format in question? * [["The Sample vs. the Program"]] (Witnessing vs Interpreting / Feeling vs Perceiving) -- Some media can b
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• Palmer Method of Penmanship
  ...and endurance." (Palmer 1935: 4) The style of penmanship produced by this program is comparitively minimalist to previous styles which emphasized aesthetics ...writing had been defined as a male activity connnected with the mercantile world, and with the inclusion of women handwriting became less exclusive. Palmer'
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• Bootleg Video
  ...roduced to the US by means of espionage— it was not until the end of World War II that a German Magnetophon tape deck was discovered by army specialis ...icated technology. One is inevitably reminded of how "difficult" it is to program a VCR to record a television show at a certain time, or the frustration of
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• Text-Based Computer Games
  ...prompts players to actively use their minds in order to imagine a virtual world, allowing them to solve a maze-like puzzle by executing textual commands vi ...quires users to respond using text-based commands in order to navigate the world. By this definition, text-based computer games are interactive fiction. But
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• Parapraxes (Freudian Slips)
  ...the imperfect execution of a symbolic system, existing at the level of the program, it requires a great deal of analysis and understanding of context to disco ...; if everything is inscribed onto the unconscious, then the noise from the world is as well. The content of the slip could therefore be from anything, the c
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• Traveling Medicine Show
  ...ls, and various legitimate and illegitimate 'artifacts' of history and the world. This was an early form of entertainment meant to draw in people in order t Circuses were based on the idea that rural townsfolk were underexposed to the world, and the circus was the medium through which they could experience exotic e
  40 KB (6,433 words) - 10:53, 24 November 2010
• Cybiko
  ...along with partner Alexander Moskalev, Yang created what would become the world renowned ABBYY Software Company. Originally known as BIT Software, Yang's f ...C Magazine, PC World, KM World, and Business Solutions Magazine. This is a program that converts document images and PDF's into editable and searchable files.
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• Dirty Media
  ...conomy has delivered us from the soot of the industrial age to the aseptic world of microchips is dead wrong; as Sean Cubitt points out, “In theory, digit There are many places in the world were labor is far from immaterial. For example, in the sites in which the m
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