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21 exhibits
IMSAI 8080 · The WarGames Computer
Run an 8080 CPU, flip real switches and meet Joshua in three fictional terminals.
WOPR
Explore a fictional command terminal inspired by WarGames.
Commodore 64 Programming Lab
Write BASIC, run your programs and discover the C64.
PC XT Command Desk
Discover DOS commands and a classic PC environment.
Apollo DSKY
Explore the display and keyboard of an Apollo guidance computer.
Apollo 11 · Land the Eagle
Fly a lunar descent, operate the DSKY and explore original Apollo source code.
BIOS Setup Utility
Navigate a classic BIOS and explore its settings.
DOS Setup Utility
Step through a retro software setup in the browser.
CRT Remote Terminal
Connect to a remote system through a classic text terminal.
Try a Debian Server
Investigate a safe shell and fictional Linux filesystem.
Linux Terminal Academy
Learn commands, permissions and recovery in eight hands-on labs.
Failure Lab
Break a simulated Linux system, diagnose it and repair it.
Install a Game under Linux
Practice package management and start a browser game.
BBS System
Dial in, read messages and discover the world before the web.
UNIX Time Sharing Center
Explore a fictional shared UNIX environment with multiple users.
Telephone Exchange Operator
Connect callers and operate a classic telephone switchboard.
Modem & Acoustic Coupler Lab
Discover dial-up connections, modem signals and data transfer.
Malware History Lab
Trace computer security history through safe learning simulations.
Password Cracking Lab
Compare real SHA-256 searches on your CPU, GPU or both.
Cryptography Lab
Explore ciphers, cryptographic history and interactive puzzles.
Archive Recovery Lab
Recover supported ZIP, RAR4/5, 7Z and PDF files with local CPU searches and verified downloads. No uploads.
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About these learning simulations
These exhibits are independently created educational simulations. No proprietary ROM images or operating-system files are distributed. Public-domain historical source may be included with attribution. Historically significant and fictional interfaces are recreated for learning; these are not exact archival emulations unless explicitly stated.