Computer passwords were a "way for users to hide away the files and programs they were working on from others on the same machine" and are widely credited to MIT's Fernando Corbato, said BBC.Today ...

To enter this password, just walk up to a computer terminal and select the option, “Login to Network.” It will prompt you to type in a password.

Nearly all of the computer historians contacted by Wired in the past few weeks said that the first password must have come from MIT’s Compatible Time-Sharing System. In geek circles, it’s famous.

There are four computer terminals in the game. These are found in the Security Room, Office, Laboratory, and Shelter. As for the terminal password itself, there are a few clues found in documents ...

Computer Terminal Finding Home - Part 2. Finding Home - Part 2 became available after restoring power to the first Field Lab as part of the Resistance Field Labs side mission.

The computer terminal required a subscription service to Bloomberg data, came with dedicated hardware, and a customized keyboard. In 1986 IMS was renamed Bloomberg L.P. and by 1988 the terminal could ...

The Lumon Terminal Pro — the computer used in Apple TV’s hit series “Severance” — has appeared on Apple’s retail website. When shopping Apple.com, you’ll see the new device, ...

Computer pioneer Doug Ross demonstrates the Director tape for MIT’s Whirlwind machine. It's a new idea: a permanent set of instructions on how the computer should operate.

At ARPA, Taylor had three separate computer terminals in his office to communicate with his colleagues across Berkeley, MIT, UCLA and Stanford. Each terminal connected to a different computer in a ...

Computer passwords were a "way for users to hide away the files and programs they were working on from others on the same machine" and are widely credited to MIT's Fernando Corbato, said BBC.Today ...

Finding Home - Part 5 Walkthrough. After hacking the Computer Terminal, you'll be shown an image in your quest long and given a hint as to where you should start investigating.