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  1. Alice @[email protected] ·

    I love weaving—and the history of fabrics is deeply tied to computing!

    From the Jacquard loom (which used punch cards to automate patterns) to early computers like IBM's, textile technology laid the foundation for modern computing. Even Ada Lovelace recognized the loom's punch cards as an early form of programming.

    This art by Irene Posch and Ebru Kurbak embroidered 8-bit computers into textiles—beautiful and thoughtful work that bridges craft and code.

    ebrukurbak.net/stitching-world

    #TextileArt #ComputingHistory #JacquardLoom #FabricAndCode #TechEvolution

    #textileart #computinghistory #jacquardloom #fabricandcode #techevolution
  2. Alice @[email protected] ·

    I love weaving—and the history of fabrics is deeply tied to computing!

    From the Jacquard loom (which used punch cards to automate patterns) to early computers like IBM's, textile technology laid the foundation for modern computing. Even Ada Lovelace recognized the loom's punch cards as an early form of programming.

    This art by Irene Posch and Ebru Kurbak embroidered 8-bit computers into textiles—beautiful and thoughtful work that bridges craft and code.

    ebrukurbak.net/stitching-world

    #TextileArt #ComputingHistory #JacquardLoom #FabricAndCode #TechEvolution

    #textileart #computinghistory #jacquardloom #fabricandcode #techevolution
  3. Alice @[email protected] ·

    I love weaving—and the history of fabrics is deeply tied to computing!

    From the Jacquard loom (which used punch cards to automate patterns) to early computers like IBM's, textile technology laid the foundation for modern computing. Even Ada Lovelace recognized the loom's punch cards as an early form of programming.

    This art by Irene Posch and Ebru Kurbak embroidered 8-bit computers into textiles—beautiful and thoughtful work that bridges craft and code.

    ebrukurbak.net/stitching-world

    #TextileArt #ComputingHistory #JacquardLoom #FabricAndCode #TechEvolution

    #textileart #computinghistory #jacquardloom #fabricandcode #techevolution
  4. Alice @[email protected] ·

    I love weaving—and the history of fabrics is deeply tied to computing!

    From the Jacquard loom (which used punch cards to automate patterns) to early computers like IBM's, textile technology laid the foundation for modern computing. Even Ada Lovelace recognized the loom's punch cards as an early form of programming.

    This art by Irene Posch and Ebru Kurbak embroidered 8-bit computers into textiles—beautiful and thoughtful work that bridges craft and code.

    ebrukurbak.net/stitching-world

    #TextileArt #ComputingHistory #JacquardLoom #FabricAndCode #TechEvolution

    #techevolution #fabricandcode #jacquardloom #computinghistory #textileart