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General Discussion => Technology and Development => Web Programming and Design => Topic started by: Juju on August 08, 2011, 02:05:51 pm
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20 years ago, in 1991, Tim Berners-Lee made public the first website ever working with HTTP/HTML. This was his most successful invention.
Happy birthday, WWW.
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20 years ago, in 1991, Tim Berners-Lee made public the first website ever working with HTTP/HTML. This was his most successful invention.
Happy birthday, WWW.
It's growing so fast *sniff* *sniff*
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:w00t:
On a more somber note, the Web used to be completely open, and anonymous, but lately, more and more governments are restricting the use of the internet, and making it harder to do stuff online anonymously. I hope this trend doesn't continue.
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Twenty years of the best and worst of the human race!
Happy birthday Interwebs! :w00t:
On a more somber note, the Web used to be completely open, and anonymous, but lately, more and more governments are restricting the use of the internet, and making it harder to do stuff online anonymously. I hope this trend doesn't continue.
There's always Usenet, but in the past twenty years that turned from the "poor man's ARPANET" into the rich man's anon server :P
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Wow I was sure the first website appeared in 1995? O.o
I knew the Internet existed for way longer than 1995, though, such as IRC and Usenet.
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which is 20 years old? the internet itself, HTTP, or HTML-based websites?
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First website ever:
20 years ago, in 1991, Tim Berners-Lee made public the first website ever working with HTTP/HTML. This was his most successful invention.
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which is 20 years old? the internet itself, HTTP, or HTML-based websites?
The announcement of WWW on Usenet I think.