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Jack pitched a simple concept: quick SMS updates, 140 chars max, inspired by taxi dispatches & AIM status updates. Noah Glass ran with it, naming it “twttr” (no vowels, Flickr-style). They built a prototype in 2 weeks! First tweet? “just setting up my twttr” 🐦 #TechOrigins…

1/ Wi-Fi technology traces its roots back to the development of a communication system called "WaveLAN" in the early 1990s, which was created by a team at NCR Corporation. They aimed to create a way for devices to communicate wirelessly over short distances. 📡 #TechOrigins

Before rockets, EVs, and AI — it was basic code and blinking cursors. A reminder that even tech giants started with humble lines of code and raw curiosity. #ElonMusk #TechOrigins #DOSDays #FromCodeToMars #EarlyComputing

Elon Musk, at age twelve, sold the computer code for a video game he taught himself to program, years before his tech empire began. #ChildProdigy #HiddenHistory #TechOrigins

My First Hack: Unlocking Digital Wonderland #TechOrigins #EarlyHacking #DigitalWonderland #TechJourney #ComputerHistory #TelephoneHacks #DigitalExploration #TechInspiration #CodingAdventures #TechCommunity

📆 2017 – @JoinSapien AI is Born Founded by Tony Marks in SF, Sapien emerged to challenge how businesses interact with users. It wasn’t about hype—it was about making AI feel natural, real, and useful. #TechOrigins #StartupStory #AIRevolution #ConversationalAI #ceasefire

Web1 = static pages, read-only. No interactivity, just browsing. The foundation of today’s internet! #Web1Legacy #TechOrigins

Web1 = static pages, read-only. No interactivity, just browsing. The foundation of today’s internet! #Web1Legacy #TechOrigins

🖱️ The first computer mouse wasn’t plastic. It was wooden. Built in 1964—with a wire tail, like a real mouse. Doug Engelbart named it after the animal it looked like. Tech origins don’t get more literal than this. Follow me 👉 @DomLiu_ for wild invention backstories #TechOrigins…

Quick question @JDVance / @VP : Did @elonmusk or Wernher von Braun arrive in the U.S. on the Mayflower? en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wernher_v… #SpaceHistory #STEMheritage #TechOrigins #SpacePioneers #NASAhistory #ImportedBrains #ImmigrantInnovation #HistoryMatters #ThinkAgainAmerica

Shareholder Letters (4/n) #PixarToAmazon #GoogleFounders #TechOrigins

Did you know the first webcam was invented to watch… a coffee pot? ☕👀 In 1991, Cambridge Uni nerds rigged a camera to avoid empty caffeine trips. Today, we Zoom in pajamas. Progress? Debatable. How many cups deep are you right now? #TechOrigins #CoffeePowered #1990sVibes

Karen Hao's 2019 deep dive into obscure OpenAI unveiled its pivot from its mission. Her prescient reporting, now in the book 'Empire of AI', charts an AI titan's early transformation. #OpenAI #AIReporting #TechOrigins

So, microlightning might've jumpstarted life. Guess we can thank tiny sparks for all this existential dread. #TechOrigins #ScienceAdvancements

🔵 "Did you know Bluetooth is named after 10th-century Viking king Harald "Bluetooth" Gormsson, who united warring tribes? The tech connects devices seamlessly, just like the king! #DYKWednesday #Bluetooth #TechOrigins

Web1 = static pages, read-only. No interactivity, just browsing. The foundation of today’s internet! #Web1Legacy #TechOrigins

From sea to screen 🌊🔌 The USB symbol channels Neptune’s trident to power your connections! #TechOrigins #USBTrivia #SymbolismDecoded #TechDesign #DigitalConnections #InnovationStory #DidYouKnow #EverydayTech #TechFacts #USBLife #CreativeDesign #TechWorld #TriviaTime…

🖱️ The first computer mouse wasn’t plastic. It was wooden. Built in 1964—with a wire tail, like a real mouse. Doug Engelbart named it after the animal it looked like. Tech origins don’t get more literal than this. Follow me 👉 @DomLiu_ for wild invention backstories #TechOrigins…

The term 'bug' in tech originated when a moth caused a malfunction in an early computer. Debugging has a creepy-crawly origin! 🐛💻 #TechOrigins #BugFix

Shareholder Letters (4/n) #PixarToAmazon #GoogleFounders #TechOrigins

📆 2017 – @JoinSapien AI is Born Founded by Tony Marks in SF, Sapien emerged to challenge how businesses interact with users. It wasn’t about hype—it was about making AI feel natural, real, and useful. #TechOrigins #StartupStory #AIRevolution #ConversationalAI #ceasefire

Just revisiting "The Social Network." It's always nice to see how a billion-dollar idea gets cooked up in a dorm room. It's 4 am on a freaking Monday. #RevisitingClassics #TheSocialNetwork #TechOrigins #MondayMadness #meta #facebook

#TechOrigins Tire repair in a can--it's commonplace now, but did you know it was available in the 1920s? (Pop. Mech., Jan. 1923)

#TechOrigins The advent of one-man racing cars, and the end of the "mechanician's" role (Pop. Mech., May 1923):

#TechOrigins According to Popular Mechanics (April 1905), the first pneumatic tire was constructed in 1845.

#TechOrigins I thought these might be older, but I see they are described as "new" in the July, 1905 issue of Popular Mechanics. I have lots of these.

#TechOrigins A mirror? for looking BEHIND you? While driving a car?? It'll never catch on! (Popular Mechanics, Jan. 1907)

Elon Musk, at age twelve, sold the computer code for a video game he taught himself to program, years before his tech empire began. #ChildProdigy #HiddenHistory #TechOrigins

Google's name, a misspelling of "googol" (1 followed by 100 zeros), reflects Larry Page and Sergey Brin's mission to organize the web's vast information. #GoogleHistory #TechOrigins #Googol #Google #LarryPage #SergeyBrin #TechGiants #InformationAge #WebOrganization #TechTrivia

Karen Hao's 2019 deep dive into obscure OpenAI unveiled its pivot from its mission. Her prescient reporting, now in the book 'Empire of AI', charts an AI titan's early transformation. #OpenAI #AIReporting #TechOrigins

What if ancient civilizations built the foundations of modern technology? The ultimate crossover of the past and future lies beneath the pyramids. #MindBlown #TechOrigins #EgyptUnraveled #VisionaryVibes #Trendsetter #呪術廻戦

Beginnings: The tale starts in the late 1940s with the invention of the transistor at Bell Labs. This was a game changer, replacing the bulky vacuum tubes in electronics, and set the stage for miniaturization. #TechOrigins

#TechOrigins People think of hand-held computing devices as quite modern. They're old hat! This one's from the 'twenties (Pop. Mech., Feb. 1923):

#TechOrigins In the 1920s, electricity was still enough of a novelty for people to apply it to almost anything--including mummification! (Pop. Mech., May, 1923)