Ooh! Thanks for suggesting topics. I was actually looking for ideas on a title encompass a series that consists of topics similar to the ones you suggested!
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Everyone's mind is immediately going to puns. I usually do the same, but I actually don't think there's much wrong with The history of computer science: a mini web series.
I would seriously ask some non programmer friends, maybe they come up with names that surprise you!
For example, if it were a geology mini web series I would call it: "Such things we're all made of" which is also a straight up rip off from Shakespeare's The Tempest
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Bits and PCs
Said like "bits and pieces"
Other "Bits" titles:
Bits to Bytes and Beyond
Bits of Complexity/Computation
OOOOH BYTE-SIZED HISTORY! love that
+1 for History Compiled
if it doesn't get used I'm going to totally steal it at some point...
Here are some ideas based on how far back you want to go:
Antikythera:
Complexity solved, ancient to modern
Mechanical Turk:
Fraud to God machines
Punch cards / mechanical calculators:
IO, from gears to Alpha Go
Ooh! Thanks for suggesting topics. I was actually looking for ideas on a title encompass a series that consists of topics similar to the ones you suggested!
What about Hello World! ?
I think these two words can represent much about computer science.
And you can add something else to it to sound it better...
DEVHistory | History of Computer Science: From Lovelace to Linux
Everyone's mind is immediately going to puns. I usually do the same, but I actually don't think there's much wrong with The history of computer science: a mini web series.
.history
(can't believe no one has suggested this so far)
Down the memory lane.
I would seriously ask some non programmer friends, maybe they come up with names that surprise you!
For example, if it were a geology mini web series I would call it: "Such things we're all made of" which is also a straight up rip off from Shakespeare's The Tempest
Well, I'm bad at naming stuff :D
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