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Libro: Esto es para todos
Libro recibido: Esto es para todos. La historia de la World Wide Web: cómo se creó y qué queda por hacer, de Tim Berners-Lee
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Tim Berners-Lee on #ThisIsForEveryone & the future of #DecentralisedWeb: His work on Personal Online Data Stores focuses on supporting true data sovereignty through data wallets & stretching security protocols. Highly recommended for anyone interested in the intersection of ethics and architecture.
Tonight marks the final stop on the Australian book tour @sydneyoperahouse.bsky.social 🌏
🙏 to everyone joining the conversation and movement to reclaim the web for everyone. See you tonight Sydney 🇦🇺
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December 25 is a special day. Why?
Because it is…
Thirty-five years since @timbernerslee.bsky.social introduced WorldWideWeb, the world’s first web browser.
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"SoLiD"
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Sometime late in 1992, I stumbled upon a wonderful website that contained an archive of illuminated sheet music from the Italian Renaissance. I remember clicking on one thumbnail and having it suddenly appear as a beautiful, full-colour scan on my 21-inch screen. I was delighted — I felt as if I were sitting in the Vatican archives, paging through this antique document myself. The project was a collaboration between the Vatican, the Library of Congress — which had had a physical exhibition and scanned the pictures — and a Dutchman who knew about the web. Not the first time people would collaborate across the internet, but a dramatically beautiful example.
On p.104, TBL mentions what may have been the first digitized collection on the web. #ThisIsForEveryone
From page 89 of TBL's "This for everyone": "Estimates vary, but only around 2 million people regularly used the internet in 1991 — approximately 0.03 per cent of the Earth’s population. Most of them were academics, since the internet hadn't yet been formally opened to the public, and the concept of an Internet Service Provider (ISP) was still in its infancy. One of those early users was Paul Kunz, a particle physicist and software developer at the Stanford Linear Accelerator Center (SLAC) in Menlo, California. Paul visited CERN for unrelated business in 1991, but, as I knew he was a NeXT enthusiast, I was able to corral him for a quick demonstration of the World Wide Web. Paul used a NeXT at CERN to log into his own computer in California remotely, then downloaded the web app remotely. He loved how fast it was, even when browsing web pages across the Atlantic. Like Robert Cailliau, Paul got it instantly, and evangelized for the technology upon his return to Stanford, With the help of SLAC librarian Louise Addis, Paul encoded a large number of scientific papers into HTML, then created a web page at http://slacvm.slac.stanford.edu."
Starting the fourth chapter "The Rise of the Web" of #ThisIsForEveryone, I am pleasently surprised to find out a librarian — Louise Addis of the Stanford Linear Accelerator Center (SLAC) — played an important, supportive role in the very first days of the web.
This is for everyone by Tim Berners-Lee. Blue book with a rainbow spiral. A signed copy.
Wow! 🤩 What an insightful and fascinating book! I love the voice and style in which it was written. Even if you’re a techno-n00b like me, this really is a book for everyone to pick up and enjoy ☺️
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Strongly-recommended reading for techies and modern-history fans. Much more than just an excellent memoir!
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J'ai reçu ma relique ! I received my relic !
Signée par / Signed by @timbl.bsky.social
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Tim Berners-Lee's book 'This if for everyone'
This arrived today. I've been looking forward to the great man's take on the state of the web and his vision for quite a while 🙌
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Without www, there’s no Amazon, Facebook, Google…so it was fascinating to listen to #TBL opine on the state of the internet today, AI and how the #IntentionEconomy should replace the #AttentionEconomy
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Welcome world to Bluesky! To quote Sir Tim Berners-Lee: This is for everyone!
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#thisisforeveryone Thanks #TimBL
Wow, Berners-Lee. That's a weird one but a much, much deserved one #openingceremony #thisisforeveryone
