11K views · 375 reactions | Computer science, art and animation – plus the flux capacitor from "Back to the Future" – have all influenced undergraduate Kevin Zhai's work. Zhai presented a time-based piece from the course Drawing with Code at the Department of Art and Art History's recent Open Studios. | Stanford University | Facebook

3.8M views · 61K reactions | The year is 1979. 睊 Xerox unveils the future of offices with the 72 dots-per-inch (dpi) Alto. It includes Ethernet, full-page display, a mouse, laser printing, e-mail, and a windows UI. Though its price was steep, it paved the way for giants like Apple Macintosh & Microsoft Windows.  Imagery credits: Xerox #TechThrowback #XeroxAlto #RetroTech | Computer History Museum | Facebook