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When we rewind the clock to the late 1960s and early 1970s, Pascal emerges as a beacon in the realm of programming. Crafted with finesse by Niklaus Wirth, Pascal wasn't just a language - it was an emblem of a changing tide both in classrooms and cubicles. By chance, I met Pascal in the mid-2010s and gained so many experiences in later years, which made this blog series possible. This would be the first blog of the series, Pascal, Once Upon a Time. I’ll cover many of these topics in future blogs! 

A favourite article from September 1981 Creative Computing Magazine about an Unusual Computer Kit

Here we present a list of featured artifacts!

Here is a list of interesting websites that you may wish to take a look at!

Here are a variety of emulators we have found interesting and useful

We provide some context for a 1980s era horror-filled poem about losing data.

Arcades existed long before the rise of video games; This blog will briefly introduce that era, where arcades weren't filled with video games.

A blog about the birth of Linux.

WATCOM, a company founded by two computer scientists of the University of Waterloo, Wes Graham and Ian Mcphee, has a rich history of computing. Find out what WATCOM is through these two diskettes: WATFOR-77  and WATCOM disk editor