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Computer Chronicles Revisited

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"Six years ago, this was the site of a booming NFT market. Today it's an AI startup losing $1 billion per week. And a year from now, it will hopefully host a ritual sacrifice of techbros to the Roman God Pluto as punishment for their greed." "For the Computer Chronicles, I'm Wendy Woods." #satire1.3K views "Six years ago, this was the site of a booming NFT market. Today it's an AI startup losing $1 billion per week. And a year from now, it will hopefully host a ritual sacrifice of techbros to the Roman God Pluto as punishment for their greed." "For the Computer Chronicles, I'm Wendy Woods." #satire Jack Tramiel personally appeared, together with his son Leonard, on a 1985 "Computer Chronicles" to discuss the Atari 520ST. Gary Kildall, of course, was the chairman of Digital Research, which developed the GEM graphical interface used in the ST's operating system. Paul Schindler commented that he thought the ST--dubbed the "Jackintosh" by the press--could pose a significant threat to Apple's pos17 views Jack Tramiel personally appeared, together with his son Leonard, on a 1985 "Computer Chronicles" to discuss the Atari 520ST. Gary Kildall, of course, was the chairman of Digital Research, which developed the GEM graphical interface used in the ST's operating system. Paul Schindler commented that he thought the ST--dubbed the "Jackintosh" by the press--could pose a significant threat to Apple's pos "Finally, pity the poor Macintosh workers at Apple. In the heyday, one benefit for the Mac team was company paid-for massages at your workstation. They were called 'stress reduction treatments.' But with a little pain in the muscle of Macintosh sales, Steve says, 'No more back rubs.'" #apple #retrocomputing7 views "Finally, pity the poor Macintosh workers at Apple. In the heyday, one benefit for the Mac team was company paid-for massages at your workstation. They were called 'stress reduction treatments.' But with a little pain in the muscle of Macintosh sales, Steve says, 'No more back rubs.'" #apple #retrocomputing Jim Edlin appeared in a 1983 "Computer Chronicles" to demonstrate "WordVision," a word processor he developed and published through his company, Bruce & James. It was a barebones outfit Edlin and his partner, Bruce McGloghlin, ran from Edlin's kitchen table. (Their launch press conference was held at a Palo Alto McDonald's.) At one point, the company's "customer service" line was only staffed 1 ho5 views Jim Edlin appeared in a 1983 "Computer Chronicles" to demonstrate "WordVision," a word processor he developed and published through his company, Bruce & James. It was a barebones outfit Edlin and his partner, Bruce McGloghlin, ran from Edlin's kitchen table. (Their launch press conference was held at a Palo Alto McDonald's.) At one point, the company's "customer service" line was only staffed 1 ho

📊 Post engagement

Recent posts · likes + reposts
Sep 21latest
114
Avg engagement / post
2–11
Typical post (engagement)
44.7%
Engagement vs followers
0/100
Spiky reach
Sep 2026
On Mastodon since
Half of recent posts land between 2 and 11 likes + reposts (median 7) — reach is spiky, driven by the occasional post that pops.

🔥 Top post: "Six years ago, this was the site of a booming NFT market. Today · 1.3K likes + reposts

📊 Activity & format

Posting cadence
39.5 / week
A very active account — posts many times a day.
Content mix
Mostly images
Recent: 6 text · 6 image · 0 video.
Follower / following
2.1×
Follows 123 back. A more reciprocal / networked account.

Recent posts

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🔥 Top post "Six years ago, this was the site of a booming NFT market. Today it's an AI startup losing $1 billion per week. And a year from now, it will hopefully host a ritual sacrifice of techbros to the Roman God Pluto as punishment for their greed." "For the Computer Chronicles, I'm Wen… ★ 1.3K
George Morrow on Steve Jobs: "Most of us in the early days had entrepreneur's sickness—we wouldn't do anything that would dilute our control of our companies. Steve Jobs of Apple was the only one smart enough to see that he had to give awa… ★ 1 I think I've now entered the era of "Computer Chronicles" where just about every guest will become involved in some sort of dot-com bubble-era fraud. ★ 8 I didn't expect to spend the afternoon reviewing an $8 million fraud judgment against a guy who appeared on "Computer Chronicles" 37 years ago, but hey, it turned out to be a nice little side quest! ★ 2 The best part of reviewing an episode where there's a segment at a trade show is I need to go through every item mentioned, and in many cases correct factual errors or even identify the item they're talking about because the narrator could… ★ 1 Jim Edlin appeared in a 1983 "Computer Chronicles" to demonstrate "WordVision," a word processor he developed and published through his company, Bruce & James. It was a barebones outfit Edlin and his partner, Bruce McGloghlin, ran from Edl… ★ 5 My September newsletter on "Computer Chronicles'" 1989 coverage of AI came in at around 8,500 words—or in Imperial units, not even half an Ed Zitron rant! https://www.computerchronicles.blog/computer-chronicles-revisited-138/ #noai ★ 3 "Finally, pity the poor Macintosh workers at Apple. In the heyday, one benefit for the Mac team was company paid-for massages at your workstation. They were called 'stress reduction treatments.' But with a little pain in the muscle of Maci… ★ 7 Jack Tramiel personally appeared, together with his son Leonard, on a 1985 "Computer Chronicles" to discuss the Atari 520ST. Gary Kildall, of course, was the chairman of Digital Research, which developed the GEM graphical interface used in… ★ 17 Didn't expect this to blow up, thanks, Mastodon! On a serious note, Wendy wasn't just the longtime news reporter for "Computer Chronicles." She was also the editor of Newsbytes News Network, one of the first online services covering the t… ★ 34 Asking for anyone out there who knows about #accessibility: What's the best way to review/structure a PDF for screen readers? I've recently transitioned my blog to a PDF newsletter and want to ensure people who need to use a screen reader … ★ 11 In this month's issue, I discuss Peter Hart, the onetime head of SRI's Artificial Intelligence Center who later joined Fairchild Camera & Instrument to build "the world's first AI center in a commercial operation" before leaving to start S… ★ 1

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Home server
mastodon.social
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On Mastodon since
Sep 2026
An established account with real history on the platform.

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🗓️Joined Mastodon in 2026.
👁️Averages 114 views per post.
📤Posts about 39.5× per week.

🕵️ Fake follower check

Estimated
71/100
Good Credibility score
85%
Real Real audience
Low Fake-follower risk
High Data confidence
  • Est. 85% real, active audience · Low fake-follower risk.
  • Strong engagement (~0.4× of followers engage each post) — an active, real audience.
  • Verified account.
  • Very new account (under 3 months) — higher throwaway/bot risk.

Heuristic estimate from engagement, follower ratios, account age & growth — a screening signal, not a guarantee.

About

Computer Chronicles Revisited is a monthly newsletter reviewing the people, products, and companies featured on the PBS series that aired from 1983 to 2002. Published by Deviled Egg Press, LLC. Edited by S.M. Oliva. Profile pic: Photo of a Morrow Pivot portable PC. Banner image: An assortment of floppy disks that came with a Morrow Micro Decision.

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George Morrow on Steve Jobs: "Most of us in the early days had entrepreneur's sickness—we wouldn't do anything that would dilute our control of our companies. Steve Jobs of Apple was the only one smart enough to see that he had to give away parts of his company to get the most talented people." Jim Edlin appeared in a 1983 "Computer Chronicles" to demonstrate "WordVision," a word processor he developed and published through his company, Bruce & James. It was a barebones outfit Edlin and his partner, Bruce McGloghlin, ran from Edlin's kitchen table. (Their launch press conference was held at a Palo Alto McDonald's.) At one point, the company's "customer service" line was only staffed 1 ho "Finally, pity the poor Macintosh workers at Apple. In the heyday, one benefit for the Mac team was company paid-for massages at your workstation. They were called 'stress reduction treatments.' But with a little pain in the muscle of Macintosh sales, Steve says, 'No more back rubs.'" #apple #retrocomputing Jack Tramiel personally appeared, together with his son Leonard, on a 1985 "Computer Chronicles" to discuss the Atari 520ST. Gary Kildall, of course, was the chairman of Digital Research, which developed the GEM graphical interface used in the ST's operating system. Paul Schindler commented that he thought the ST--dubbed the "Jackintosh" by the press--could pose a significant threat to Apple's pos "Six years ago, this was the site of a booming NFT market. Today it's an AI startup losing $1 billion per week. And a year from now, it will hopefully host a ritual sacrifice of techbros to the Roman God Pluto as punishment for their greed." "For the Computer Chronicles, I'm Wendy Woods." #satire In this month's issue, I discuss Peter Hart, the onetime head of SRI's Artificial Intelligence Center who later joined Fairchild Camera & Instrument to build "the world's first AI center in a commercial operation" before leaving to start Syntelligence. Syntelligence developed "expert systems" for the banking industry, i.e., software to help banks decide whether to make certain loans. You can lear

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