Historians have found the earliest digital computer music recording, which was made in 1951 by the BBC for a musical performance in a children's radio show.

The recording captures one of the earliest computers to use short term random access memory playing God Save the King, Baa Baa Black Sheep and a short piece of Glenn Miller's In The Mood.

The Ferranti Mark 1 computer was built by UK electrical engineering firm Ferranti in collaboration with Manchester University, UK. It was the world's first commercial computer, and nine were sold between 1951 and 1957.

News anchor Brad Williams is a man with an amazing memory. He can recall everything that happened in everyday of his life. All one has to do is call out a date. Doctors are trying to find out how he does it. I can barely remember what I did 5 minutes ago! I hope they find out before I forget about this! Read the story here: Remember when? Man with big memory does

March 24, 2007 is Shutdown Day.  Join thousands of others around the world in shutting down your computers for 24 hours and remembering what life was like without them.

It is obvious that people would find life extremely difficult without computers, maybe even impossible. If they disappeared for just one day, would we be able to cope?

Be a part of one of the biggest global experiments ever to take place on the internet. The idea behind the experiment is to find out how many people can go without a computer for one whole day, and what will happen if we all participate!

Shutdown your computer on this day and find out! Can you survive for 24 hours without your computer?

Yep, you read it right: more mechanical LEGO computing! This time it's a difference engine. This time, think Babbage's difference engine in LEGO. Not exactly programming, but computing nonetheless. Maybe someone should start a mechanical LEGO computation group...

A mechanical LEGO difference engine.

Am i the only one with more then one keyboard hooked up to their computer at once?

Well, about 7 Years ago I purchased a $70 Antec Computer case with large 250w Power Supply. This has been the case for my main computer since then.

As you can see it is very sturdy (the drawer that is open is the CD Holder), well worth the extra money back then over the $30 dollar ones, except if you want a lan party computer, this with everything installed is about 30 pounds. The case has been through 7 or 8 motherboards, a power supply replacement, 4 video cards, 2 vid capture cards, 3 sound cards(not including ones onboard the motherboards), 4 cd-r/dvd-r drives, about 6 different hard drives, a zip drive, and a floppy.

Its current configuration is:

Well I asked my Wife if she wanted a set of this jewelery. She said no she didn't. I don't understand why I think it makes a very fashionable statement.

Well This proves it. What i always thought was true. THERE ARE ELVES IN MY PC. I knew they always were in there adding and subtracting for me.

Well This proves it. What I always thought was true. THERE ARE ELVES IN MY PC. I knew they always were in there adding and subtracting for me.