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This source backs 39 claims across the atlas. As facts: 30 well-attested. Plus 9 entities citing it as a general reference with no single fact or relationship attached.

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  • Articles, 36 claims: 27 well-attested, 9 general references.
  • Sources, 3 claims: 3 well-attested.

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A left hand on film: how Edwin Catmull began with a one-minute animationFrom a Hobby Announcement to Version 2.0: How the Linux Kernel Took ShapeFrom logical clocks to TLA+: how Lamport made distributed systems checkableFrom the MIPS project to the textbook: how Hennessy carried RISC out of the labHarmonyOS 5 and the price of leaving AndroidMINIX, a Unix clone written to be read and taughtProvable security and zero-knowledge proofs: how Goldwasser reframed cryptographyThe mission that came before the mouseWhat the war destroyed of Konrad Zuse's machines, and what he rebuilt

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A left hand on film: how Edwin Catmull began with a one-minute animationFrom a Hobby Announcement to Version 2.0: How the Linux Kernel Took ShapeFrom logical clocks to TLA+: how Lamport made distributed systems checkableFrom the MIPS project to the textbook: how Hennessy carried RISC out of the labHarmonyOS 5 and the price of leaving AndroidMINIX, a Unix clone written to be read and taughtProvable security and zero-knowledge proofs: how Goldwasser reframed cryptographyThe mission that came before the mouseWhat the war destroyed of Konrad Zuse's machines, and what he rebuilt
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