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by musicale
1320 days ago
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Turing award recipient Tim Berners-Lee was working at a particle physics lab (CERN) when he invented the web. So what exactly were all of those "computer science" labs and the computer/software/networking industry doing at the time? (Nothing against HyperCard, Intermedia, Xanadu, or America Online - they are/were interesting and/or successful systems that seem to have had some good ideas and features. And some 30 years later IPv6 does seem to be finally taking off.) |
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