Shame this host is more focused on the faults of the of NASA's programs than the HUGE Successes of the early days of our space program. He seems really hung up on the fact that most of the early players were white men. Right or wrong, this was the way our country was at the time. Look at ANY industry at that time and the same was true. Women and blacks were often NOT encouraged to study advanced math, sciences and engineering to the level that they would have the skills to be candidates for NASA employment. Fast forward 50 years and anyone can avail themselves to whatever education he/she may want to achieve in life. That has been the evolution of our society to recognize skin color nor sex make a person any less capable to excel in any area of interest with regard to educational and career goals. Personally, I think this host needs training or be dismissed if it's his agenda is to promote a negative spin on the successes of NASA and our formative years in our space program.

I am right down the street from this, and I never knew. Going there on Thursday..

Excellent . Brilliantly done Elaine.

Excellent content. Love the delivery style.

Your video is nice

I have absolutely no idea why this video barely showing the PIC featuring an Aibo exists, any chance of an in depth tour of the Pixar Image Computer?

Being a retro computer enthusiast from Austria, it was truly delightful to explore the "Computer Museum of America" during my recent August vacation. Engaging in some captivating conversations and immersing myself in the array of computer exhibits left a lasting impression. The research and attention to detail were particularly commendable. While Steve Jobs and Bill Gates are known by everybody, the museum also paid tribute to figures like J.C.R. Licklider, Douglas Engelbart, John von Neumann, and numerous others, highlighting their significant contributions to the field of computing technology. I wish the museum team a Merry Christmas and a successful New Year.

Teamwork was the only way we could have completed this project on schedule. Even with all of the detailed work involved. Picking up materials, delivery and reinstall. All while learning new techniques. We still had time for fun working with everyone. Thanks to The Computer Museum of America for allowing us to do this.

This is a great team project and the results are simply beautiful. Having stepped and refinished an antique roll top desk and ice box, I know how much detail work is involved in refinishing wood. Congratulations to the team!

Very nice work.

Great collection and presentation. For me this magazine is a great treasure trove of knowledge and information. I love the allegorical message of Robert Tinney's work.

¿You guys have software for it? ¿Also you guys have Pixar Showplace 2.1 CD? I try find it for Macintosh Repository.

Amazing!

Amazing as always! Love and miss you all <3 Virginia

Amazing. Byte was my favorite computer magazine and I think the best in the world. I started reading it in the 80s and I have many issues. Thanks to Internet Archive I started reading it again from issue 1 😀

Very proud to have been a part of this!

Wish you would show more about the computer, this is the only video about it in all of youtube