Analysis of information sources in references of the Wikipedia article "Neal Stephenson" in English language version.
Last modified:
It was first used in the context of virtual worlds in the pioneering Habitat system of the mid 1980s (Morningstar and Farmer, 1991) and popularized by Stephenson's (1992) science-fiction novel Snow Crash.
He began his higher education as a physics major, then switched to geography when it appeared that this would enable him to scam more free time on his university's mainframe computer.
{{cite magazine}}: CS1 maint: deprecated archival service (link)...a thriller written in collaboration with his uncle, George Jewsbury, under pseudonym Stephen Bury...
{{cite news}}: CS1 maint: deprecated archival service (link)It was first used in the context of virtual worlds in the pioneering Habitat system of the mid 1980s (Morningstar and Farmer, 1991) and popularized by Stephenson's (1992) science-fiction novel Snow Crash.
Neal Stephenson, Chairman
'For the first seven years or so, I worked there when it was in more of an exploratory stage of trying to figure out what the landscape looked like and what are some possibly novel alternate approaches to space, alternate propulsion systems and business models and so on,' [Stephenson] recalled. That lasted, he said, until the company became more focused on specific technologies (which feature propulsion systems not very alternate from what's been, and is being, done elsewhere.) 'Once it became a more kind of directed aerospace engineering entity, that's when I amicably peeled off,' he said.
{{cite web}}: CS1 maint: numeric names: authors list (link){{cite news}}: CS1 maint: deprecated archival service (link)He began his higher education as a physics major, then switched to geography when it appeared that this would enable him to scam more free time on his university's mainframe computer.
Neal Stephenson, Chairman
{{cite web}}: CS1 maint: numeric names: authors list (link)A vocal contingent of Clang backers have seethed with anger after the Pause Button update, with some demanding their money back and others making threats of legal action. When I spoke with him earlier this week, he told me he understands where they're coming from, but wants everyone to know that the journey to making Clang a reality isn't over.
...a thriller written in collaboration with his uncle, George Jewsbury, under pseudonym Stephen Bury...
It was first used in the context of virtual worlds in the pioneering Habitat system of the mid 1980s (Morningstar and Farmer, 1991) and popularized by Stephenson's (1992) science-fiction novel Snow Crash.