IMO, all technology in the computer space are ideas. Unix is one that is intentional about it. I view creating a different software program as a "technological

IMO, all technology in the computer space are ideas. Unix is one that is intentional about it. I view creating a different software program as a "technological argument". Ultimately, almost everything a computer is is a set of agreements (or a standard, a special type of agreement). A programming language is one, the ISAs of the popular CPU companies are one (and the fact that they are popular), all the way to the interfaces of software.