Welcome to the Gemini era of Google Home, powered by our most capable AI yet. Today we’re introducing:
— Google (@Google) October 1, 2025
✨ The next generation of Gemini-powered Nest Cams and Doorbell — and the new Google Home Speaker
✨ Gemini for Home, so you can talk and collaborate more naturally with your… pic.twitter.com/6DBV7PbJNx
🔥 Google just gave AI the power to patch your code — automatically.
— The Hacker News (@TheHackersNews) October 7, 2025
DeepMind’s new AI agent, CodeMender, has already rewritten 4.5+ million lines of code across open-source projects & shipped 72 security fixes.
The next bug bounty? Might go to a bot ↓ https://t.co/MEQleUDnBf
__________Introducing GEAR (Gemini Enterprise Agent Ready), a new skilling initiative coming in 2026 that aims to empower developers and pros to build and deploy enterprise-grade agents using Google tech.
— Google Cloud Tech (@GoogleCloudTech) October 9, 2025
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Apple's 2026 Smart Glasses: Five Key Features to Expect https://t.co/NQ4KEi9Jmy pic.twitter.com/RwZRwWKSGD
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Top Stories: October Apple Event?, New Hardware Leaks, and More https://t.co/9QqOaLdRcV pic.twitter.com/pNMxPooFUL
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Remembering Steve Jobs https://t.co/Ysns8jryij pic.twitter.com/U5qwDdiZH7
— MacRumors.com (@MacRumors) October 5, 2025
non, ceux qui utilisaient UNIX dans les années 1970 n’utilisaient pas des ordinateurs à lampes.
Les ordinateurs à lampes (tubes à vide) datent des années 1940 et 1950 (comme l’ENIAC ou l’UNIVAC I). Ces machines étaient énormes, peu fiables et très gourmandes en énergie.
UNIX, lui, a été créé en 1969 chez Bell Labs par Ken Thompson et Dennis Ritchie, sur un PDP-7 de Digital Equipment Corporation (DEC).
➡️ Le PDP-7 utilisait des transistors, pas des lampes.
➡️ Ses successeurs comme le PDP-11 (où UNIX a vraiment pris son essor dans les années 1970) étaient aussi totalement transistoriés.
En résumé :
💡 Ordinateurs à lampes → 1940–1950
⚙️ Ordinateurs à transistors → 1960–1970
💻 Ordinateurs UNIX → sur des machines à transistors, parfois avec des terminaux CRT (à tube cathodique) pour l’affichage.
On this day in 1977: Apple shipped its first Apple II computer. pic.twitter.com/Bddg0CXsED
— Jon Erlichman (@JonErlichman) June 10, 2024
On this day in 1977: Apple II was released. pic.twitter.com/Pl7rAzb2vz
— Jon Erlichman (@JonErlichman) May 10, 2025
#ThisDayInTechHistory. June 5, 1977. Apple ][ is released. Here's a commercial showing what the system could do from the Computer Factory an Apple ][ dealer. pic.twitter.com/YaazNaQM16
— James Gingerich #B2B #Technology #Influencer (@jamesvgingerich) June 6, 2024
#ThisDayInTechHistory. June 5, 1977. Apple ][ is released. Here's a 1980 commercial directly from Apple showing how an Apple Compluter can help business. #Computer #History pic.twitter.com/n1PVLksqVb
— James Gingerich #B2B #Technology #Influencer (@jamesvgingerich) June 6, 2024
1970s: Apple II Commercial by High Technology, Inc
— NB (@Noahbolanowski) September 20, 2024
In 1977, Oklahoma computer seller High Technology, Inc. likely made the first television advertisement for the Apple II computer - at the dawn of the PC Era.
ZENTRUM by Herbert W. Franke - In 1980, Herbert W. Franke embraced… pic.twitter.com/ZtQy8x6vHX
#Today in 1977, Apple Computer Inc. shipped its Apple II computer. It cost $1,298, came with 4KB of RAM (upgradeable to 48KB), had sound and color graphics. It also had the BASIC programming language built-in
— Massimo (@Rainmaker1973) June 10, 2023
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January 3, 1977@Apple Computer Inc. is incorporated by Steve Jobs and Stephen Wozniak.
— Vala Afshar (@ValaAfshar) January 3, 2023
Its IPO, took place 3 years later, the largest one since Ford went public in 1956.$AAPL rose 32% that day giving it market valuation of $1.78 billion.
Today’s market cap is $2 trillion. pic.twitter.com/LGvbbK3voR
President Reagan dreamed of the miracle of innovation. @Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak weighs in on what’s missing from today’s innovators. pic.twitter.com/N3uvWPHvec
— Ronald Reagan Presidential Foundation & Institute (@RonaldReagan) October 9, 2025
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⚙️ Puce A18 Pro pressentie : premier Mac animé par une puce d’iPhone, pari… pic.twitter.com/bKSXGzYohd
— Fred (@FRDPRH) August 11, 2025
Tous les MacBook, y compris le MacBook avec puce A18, fonctionnent sur macOS, qui est un système d’exploitation certifié UNIX (depuis macOS 10.5 Leopard).
Cela signifie que ton MacBook A18 :
exécute un noyau UNIX (le XNU kernel),
inclut un terminal Bash ou zsh,
supporte les commandes UNIX standard (
ls
,grep
,chmod
, etc.),et peut faire tourner des outils et scripts écrits pour UNIX ou Linux, souvent sans modification.
En résumé :
✅ Oui, ton MacBook A18 opère UNIX nativement — c’est un système UNIX moderne avec une interface Apple.
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