What a strange sentence:

"When IBM released its game-changing System/360 in 1964, the head of the development team, Frederick Brooks, decided that its punch cards and printers were not yet capable of using ASCII."

Brooks decided or just stated a state of reality that currently available peripherial hardware is uncapable of using newly proposed standard ?

Also how - as usual - convenient, that IBM keeped machines uncompatibe while proposing others to make their systems accesible :>

Also 'ASCII: Origins' is more fashionable - more like what movies do :)