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A $175 Check Signed by Steve Jobs in 1976 Just Sold for $107,000
A check signed by none other than Apple co-founder Steve Jobs that went up for auction in April has officially sold for a massive $US106,985.
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Adobe Co-Founder and Inventor of PDFs Charles Geschke Dies at Age 81
Charles “Chuck” Geschke, a co-founder of the leading software company Adobe who invented PDFs, died Friday at age 81, the company said in a statement.
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Xerox Photocopiers Can Now Translate Whatever You’re Copying
Thanks to the paperless office that will never arrive, you can still find photocopiers in almost any corporate setting. They’re a necessary hassle, but Xerox is making its machines slightly less of a burden to have around with new functionality that automatically translates a document as it’s being copied.
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Relive The Internet Of The 1990s In 6 Gifs
Thirty years ago, on 15 March, 1985, the first .com domain name — symbolics.com — was registered by the technology company Symbolics, marking the birth of the commercial internet. But things started heating up in the 1990s. Click back to those days with these nostalgic gifs.