Computer History aka Tech Time Travelers

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Computer History aka Tech Time Travelers@lemmy.capebreton.social

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Welcome to Computer History.

We are nolstagia driven with our choice of posts and discussion of the impact of technology.

A lot of what ends up posted here has a bias towards the 1970s’ up until now simply because “we” experienced a lot of this “new” technology directly as it was released.

Our community goal is to become more than just a collection of links-- we want to be a community of shared experience.

The rules for posting and commenting, besides the rules defined here for lemmy.capebreton.social, are as follows:

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Lemmy.CapeBreton

A small lemmy instance hosted in Canada but open to all that want to create a community or just access the fediverse.

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1. Be respectful: Treat others with kindness and respect. Do not engage in personal attacks, harassment, or hate speech. Encourage civil discussions and constructive criticism.

2. No bigotry: Racism, sexism, ableism, homophobia, transphobia, or xenophobia are not welcome here.

3. Keep it legal: Do not post or share any content that is illegal, promotes illegal activities, or violates intellectual property rights. This includes but is not limited to copyrighted material, pirated software, and malicious software.

4. No doxxing or personal information: Do not share or encourage the sharing of personal information about individuals without their consent. Respect the privacy of others and refrain from engaging in doxxing or stalking.

5. No excessive or disruptive advertising: Avoid excessive advertising, spamming, or disrupting discussions solely for promotional purposes. Respect the community’s space and engage in genuine interactions.