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The Government Machine: A Revolutionary History of the ComputerSitting in the reading rooms of the Public Record Office in London, a historian is in the center of a museum of organization. Copies of the catalogue to the museum fill several walls (although these are now complemented by online versions). The catalogue lists are dominated by references to objects of one kind: the file. The file has in its... | | Murach's HTML, XHTML, and CSS (Web Programming)
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