A map of undersea cables -- from 1901. Not bad for an era that was just getting used to the idea of a horseless carriageFeb 2009 ⋅ chakalakasp ⋅ r/technology ⋅ #m
From 1987: If microcomputers are installed in a business and employees are allowed to do what they want, of course they will be distracted from doing their jobs.Apr 2011 ⋅ [deleted] ⋅ r/technology ⋅ #m
Graph showing disruption of Egyptian Internet traffic yesterday based on data from 80 carriers around the worldJan 2011 ⋅ F0REM4N ⋅ r/technology ⋅ #m
Top 10 countries by robot density (industrial robots per 10 000 manufacturing workers)Jul 2010 ⋅ [deleted] ⋅ r/technology ⋅ #m #industrial-robots-per-10-000-manufacturing-workers #000 #10
One hundred and forty-nine hours later, I defragged my 1TB HD from 28% fragmented to 0%. I just had to share.Feb 2011 ⋅ TankorSmash ⋅ r/technology ⋅ #m #0 #1
The new iPod Nano looks strikingly like the Samsung YP-P3....from 2008Sep 2012 ⋅ Rawtashk ⋅ r/technology ⋅ #m #3
Germany's energy progression from 2010 to 2030 - rapidly expanding renewables, rapidly shrinking fossils and nukesJun 2011 ⋅ BlueRock ⋅ r/technology ⋅ #m #2030
I'm not sure if I'm 100% correct on this, but I think the DDoS attacks aren't actually attacks, but a concerted effort to take down TPB on cooperating ISPs under the radar... May 2012 ⋅ [deleted] ⋅ r/technology ⋅ #m
The forgotten FIRST Computer ,The 'Logical Piano' ie Jevon's wooden computer from 1870Aug 2009 ⋅ Ferrofluid ⋅ r/technology ⋅ #m
Revenues flat, traffic rising - why mobile networks work is getting harder (and why that 500mb limit is going to be too low)Jun 2010 ⋅ ISayWooHoo ⋅ r/technology ⋅ #m #and-why-that-500mb-limit-is-going-to-be-too-low #500
