Der erste Podcast-Beitrag der IEEE „Annals of the History of Computing“ war gleich ein Volltreffer:
In 1959, two Stanford undergraduate electrical engineering students enrolled in Math 139, Theory and Operation of Computing Machines, and as a final class project, devised the ‘‘Happy Families Planning Service.’’ They used the IBM model 650 computer, pairing up 49 men and 49 women, for the first known computer-date-matched party.
Also … listen carefully: