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Dial-Up Modems Made the Weirdest Sounds, Here's What They Actually Mean

Maybe you are old enough to remember dial-up internet, maybe you're not. || Watch this video on Nebula with no ads. Joining supports creators and me!: https://nebula.tv/videos/trace-doming... Chances are you've heard the droning wail of a modem as it attempts to connect to a far-off computerized confidant. What did all those beeps, boops, buzzes, and clangs mean? Luckily, I had questions. ~~~  Good Lynx  ~~~ These two pieces really informed this entire video, the first by Oona Räisänen is likely the most oft quoted piece on this topic that I could find across the whole internet! Check out her blog "Asorptions" while you're at it: http://www.windytan.com/2012/11/the-s... The second piece, by Alexis Madrigal at the Atlantic, is more of a curious exploration of the topic, but gets into more the fun and fascinating way to think about what these machines were doing 40+ years ago. https://www.theatlantic.com/technolog... ~~~~ ¡Come follow me on all those social machines! ~~~~ ::   / tracedominguez   ::   / tracedominguez   ::   / official.tracedominguez   :: snapchat/trace501 :: twitch.tv/mrtraced Please take a sec and share this video on twitter or facebook; it'll REALLY help us grow the channel, so we can tell even more amazing stories! Thumb photo by Tuur Tisseghem from Pexels Thank you for reading the description, I hope you enjoyed this P.S. Easter Egg! P.S - This science writer needed hearing aids, which amplify certain signals. Usually, we choose to amplify voices and vocal sounds, but in this case he asked if they could amplify WiFi! He ended up creating a soundscape for this ubiquitous technology. I really wanted to include this, but I simply ran out of time. Read all about it here: https://www.iflscience.com/technology...