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Sure, nowadays computers are everywhere in our daily lives, but once upon a time, they were as big as rooms and almost as scary. WebUrbanist looks at what yesterday's tomorrow looked like, way back when.
It's Terminal: A Dozen Scenes of Early Office Computing [WebUrbanist]
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