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Thoth's Pill - an Animated History of Writing47:25

Thoth's Pill - an Animated History of Writing

1.3M views • 11 years ago
NativLang
NativLang's 47-minute animated documentary traces the birth and evolution of writing, from early cave marks to modern scripts. It presents the history of the world's writing systems as a story.
Benno Rice: The Tragedy of systemd -- BSDCan 201832:30

Benno Rice: The Tragedy of systemd -- BSDCan 2018

25K views • 8 years ago
BSDCan
Benno Rice's BSDCan 2018 talk on why systemd exists and what it got right and wrong. It traces the history of Unix init and why Linux distributions adopted it, while asking what the BSDs should learn.
Newscasters Agree: A Christmas Present Or Two Or Ten Edition | CONAN on TBS2:35

Newscasters Agree: A Christmas Present Or Two Or Ten Edition | CONAN on TBS

2.4M views • 12 years ago
Team Coco
A Conan segment compiling local news anchors who all read the same scripted copy during the holiday season. It highlights how homogenized local broadcast news has become.
Windows Vista Speech Recognition Tested - Perl Scripting10:34

Windows Vista Speech Recognition Tested - Perl Scripting

913K views • 19 years ago
scrubadub1
A 2007 video of someone trying to write Perl scripts using Windows Vista speech recognition, with comically bad results. The footage shows the recognizer repeatedly mangling commands.
Eric Dale is fired – Margin Call (2011)8:34

Eric Dale is fired – Margin Call (2011)

2.5M views • 7 years ago
Weyland
A scene from the 2011 film Margin Call in which risk head Eric Dale is laid off by HR and hands a USB stick to a young analyst. It shows a scripted, impersonal corporate firing.