Do you remember ReBoot? One of the first fully computer-animated television series, ReBoot followed a cast of characters living inside “Mainframe,” a city within a computer system. When a user inserted a game into the system, the characters could be forced to enter and play against the user, similar in concept to Tron or Wreck-It Ralph. The series originally aired on ABC from 1994 to 1996 but was cancelled after Disney purchased the network. | Disney History Channel

12 reactions | In the late 1960s, when mainframe computing was evolving, interactive computing was being done with time-sharing because it was economical. But, says Xerox PARC’s Butler Lampson, that wasn’t how anyone wanted to do it. Everyone wanted an efficient, working personal computer like the Alto. He describes exactly how popular the Alto was when it became available in the early 1970s. https://bit.ly/45iFdOc #XeroxAlto | Computer History Museum | Facebook

765K views · 6.5K reactions | What would compel an 18-year-old to buy, disassemble and rebuild a 1,500-pound IBM mainframe? This is the story of Connor Krukosky. | IBM | Facebook

79 reactions · 10 comments | Your favorite mutants are back! Don’t miss Marvel Animation’s all-new X-Men '97, streaming March 20 only on Disney+. | Marvel Studios | Facebook