Computer Engineer Tapestries
Description: One worm, one bad night in 1988, and the internet learned what 'wormable' means. On 2 November 1988 a self-replicating program got loose on the internet and copied itself from one Unix machine to the next, using weak passwords, trusted-host logins and bugs in common network services. Machines across universities and research labs slowed down or had to be pulled off the network while administrators worked out what was happening. It became known as the Great Worm. It was one of the first worms to spread across the internet, and it led to the creation of the first computer emergency response team. This pen-and-ink design shows a big segmented worm coiled around a boxy 1980s workstation. The workstation is wired into a period-accurate thick Eth
The Great Worm 02 Nov 1988 Retro Internet History Computer Worm Hacker Tapestry
by HackSwag.co
$23 $30
Description: I HATE PROGRAMMING I HATE PROGRAMMING I HATE PROGRAMMING IT WORKS! I LOVE PROGRAMMING
I HATE PROGRAMMING I HATE PROGRAMMING I HATE PROGRAMMING IT WORKS! I LOVE PROGRAMMING Tapestry
by WhimsyRealm Studio
$30
Description: The expression has been popular among programmers for a long time, at least since the days when Wang and DEC were hot names in computing. Excuse made by software developers when they try to convince the user that a flaw in their program is actually what it's supposed to be doing.
