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Daily Tech History: November 10, 1983 — Microsoft Announces Windows
On this day in 1983, Microsoft publicly unveiled Windows, a graphical interface for MS-DOS that wouldn’t actually ship for another two years.
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2048 — A Tile-Merging Browser Game
A canvas-based 2048, built with full slide/merge/spawn animation, keyboard arrow keys, swipe, and drag input, and a saved best score.
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Solitaire — A Classic Klondike Browser Game
A classic Klondike solitaire game, built in canvas with drag-and-drop, card flip animation, and double-tap-to-foundation.
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Sweet Swap — A Candy-Matching Browser Game
Match 3 or more candies to clear them, chain combos for bonus points, and clear the target score before you run out of moves.…
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Daily Tech History: November 9, 2004 — Firefox 1.0 Is Released
On November 9, 2004, Mozilla released Firefox 1.0, the open-source browser that broke Internet Explorer’s dominance and reignited the browser wars.
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Brick Blaster — A Browser Game
A playable browser-based brick breaker, built with plain HTML5 canvas and vanilla JavaScript.
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Daily Tech History: November 8, 1986 — Aaron Swartz Is Born
Aaron Swartz, the programmer and internet activist behind RSS, Creative Commons, and Reddit’s early days, was born on this date in 1986.
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Daily Tech History: November 7, 2000 — Pets.com Announces It’s Shutting Down
On November 7, 2000, Pets.com announced it would cease operations within days, becoming one of the dot-com bust’s most iconic failures.
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Daily Tech History: November 6, 1980 — Microsoft Signs the Deal That Built MS-DOS
On November 6, 1980, Bill Gates signed Microsoft’s contract to build IBM’s PC operating system, a deal that led to MS-DOS and Microsoft’s rise…
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Daily Tech History: November 5, 1999 — Judge Rules Microsoft Is a Monopoly
On November 5, 1999, Judge Thomas Penfield Jackson’s Findings of Fact declared Microsoft a monopoly in PC operating systems, a landmark moment in tech…
