Artifacts

Historical objects and hardware from the Geek The Viking collection.

• SIGKILL — Signal 9 The signal that cannot be caught, blocked, or ignored — and the one place even it cannot reach.
• Moore's Law Gordon Moores observation fra 1965 der formede hele tech-industrien.
• Creeper: The First Virus Det første computerprogram der spredte sig selv — 1971.
• The Bitcoin Genesis Block Satoshi Nakamotos første blok — og en besked til verden, 2009.
• ARPANET's First Message: 'lo' Det første ord sendt over internettet var en fejl — og det var perfekt.
• The First Bug Grace Hopper finder et rigtigt insekt i Mark II-computeren, 1947.
• PGP — Pretty Good Privacy Phil Zimmermann's encryption tool that made privacy possible for everyone.
• Raspberry Pi The tiny computer that democratised hardware hacking and Green IT.
• SSH — Secure Shell Protocol Tatu Ylönen's protocol that made secure remote access possible.
• The GNU Manifesto Stallman's founding document of the free software movement.
• The First AI Chat ELIZA: The first AI that talked back.
• The First Compiler Grace Hopper's A-0: The first compiler.
• The First WiFi Router 802.11b: The birth of wireless freedom.
• WorldWideWeb: The First Browser The browser that started the web revolution.
• The First @ Symbol Ray Tomlinson's first networked email.
• Linux 0.01: The First Seed Linus Torvalds' first commit that grew into an empire.
• The First Webpage The birth of the World Wide Web at CERN.
• The Invisible Backbone TCP/IP: The protocol that connected the world.
• The 8-Inch Floppy The original portable storage that started it all.
• The Vintage Hard Drive A 500MB hard drive from 1985 that still spins.
• The Beloved Router An old router that has never been offline.
• The Mystical Wooden Mouse A computer mouse carved from oak, shaped like a Viking.