the most significant one is right here, the apple one computer designed by steve wozniak and steve jobs. they sold about 120 of these, many assembled, some you could build in kit form. that is woz's signature on the top. the apple one was a hobbyist machine so it was aimed at gear heads, people who like soldering and connecting things to their tv. on the basis of this, steve jobs said, "if we made a computer for normal people rather than nerds -- no offense -- i think we could sell a lot more." the computer that resulted was called the apple ii. apple was created by the two steves, wozniak and jobs, and the machine that put them on the map was the apple ii, 1977, 48 kilobytes of memory -- not megabytes or gigabytes -- and provided color, unusual for the time. very few personal computers offered color. on the basis of the apple ii, apple kept itself afloat for many years. the first few years of sales of the lisa and mac were very disappointed and it was only because of the strong apple ii sales that apple was able to say in business. in total, the apple ii remained an apple product for a

but was signed mainly by lab and university researchers however was indorsed by apple co-founder steve wozniak and cognitive scientist noam chomsky the first meeting of the un's convention on certain conventional weapons was scheduled for monday but has since been postponed to november. more dangerous north korea i hope he includes a timeline on that because i know right now i don't think your laptop is going to be doing that for now let's talk about this u.n. council which we expected this november meeting well so far on this council there's one hundred twenty three member nations that group nineteen have signed on for a ban on the so-called killer robots or lethal autonomous weapons we don't know many other details about what this ban would look like and how it would be implemented we'll have to wait until november as long as it actually happens then but you know it doesn't mean every member nation is going to quickly join on just because a small minority of that group has said that they're concerned about the future of the world because of these killer robots obviously we know that just bec

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