chronicles

It chronicles some of the interesting bits of his life and he led a very interesting life at that.

Jimmy Maher, who has an excellent blog that chronicles the evolution of the game industry, posted an article about Pirates!

You can watch many of the Computer Chronicles episodes Kildall was in at the Internet Archive.

If you want to know how was he IRL I recommend watching Computer chronicles.

I just spent the last hour catching up on the chronicles of Python 2 -> Python 3 (not just at Google, but everywhere).

Sarah Conner chronicles and Kyle XY are two examples.

Laurie Garrett's The Coming Plague (readily found by searching for the title in combination with epub) chronicles some encounters and research with various pathogens including several hemorrhagic fevers.

That said, Marissa Meyer's Lunar Chronicles (to pick a somewhat less known example) are pretty excellent sci-fi, if you can get past the annoying teenage romances of the protagonists.

I was on Computer Chronicles back in 1987.

'A Thread Across the Ocean: The Heroic Story of the Transatlantic Cable' chronicles the technical and business aspects of laying the first transatlantic telegraph cable.

I also find his Chronicles of Amber to be an interesting take on Universe building, although the magic system is less formulated (but damn is the whole Pattern/Chaos thing cool).

I stopped watching Game of Thrones after 3.5 seasons, stopped reading Terry Goodkind's Sword of Truth after 4.5 books and Zelazny's Chronicles of Amber after 2.5 books (notice the pattern of dropping the things halfway through the installment).

Some more context: In "Computer Chronicles" memorial episode, they too did not know who set the high price.

In the same spirit as Rogue Warrior, check out "The Phantom Major" which chronicles Sir David Stirling's efforts to create what became the SAS.

- (very obscure) Henry Kuttner's "Hogben Chronicles" - about a family of radioactive mutant hillbillies, absolutely hilarious.

Also it has been used in FF Crystal Chronicles: My Life As A King as well.

Chronicles of Amber would make for a good TV series.

I have to second the recommendation for The Pentium Chronicles.