Between September 4 and 6, 2026, Mastodon users posted archive frames extracted from The Computer Chronicles, a historical tech television program spanning 1984–1997. Episodes featured topics including Japanese PCs, computers on campus, disabled users, and memory problems.
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Approximate Frame #703 from The Computer Chronicles - Japanese PCs 1984-rbh1XP4kCT4
Approximate Frame #143 from The Computer Chronicles - Computers on Campus 1990-5eWdfwaXuhE
Approximate Frame #436 from The Computer Chronicles - Computers and the Disabled 1997-[CiY4jRzUWmE]
Approximate Frame #848 from The Computer Chronicles - Creativity Software 1999-4x7WkwAeW5Q
Approximate Frame #406 from The Computer Chronicles - MacWorld Boston 1988-ppbhCI2dk A
Approximate Frame #490 from The Computer Chronicles - Windows 95 1994-Vai9bdnw uo
Approximate Frame #494 from The Computer Chronicles - Smart TVs 1995-[1K7TB1jpcc8]
Approximate Frame #776 from The Computer Chronicles - Digital Living Room 1998-XPtrA ZTtBM
Approximate Frame #611 from The Computer Chronicles - BUS Wars 1988-aYt4ZPxVkSs
Approximate Frame #371 from The Computer Chronicles - Memory Problems 1994-J22DtcRAypc
Approximate Frame #564 from The Computer Chronicles - Gary Kildall Special 1995-[Tdj8gh9GPc4]
Approximate Frame #878 from The Computer Chronicles - Gary Kildall Special 1995-[Tdj8gh9GPc4]