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Tim Berners-Lee vs. Blockchain: "Web3 hat nichts mit dem Web zu tun"

Web-Begründer Tim Berners-Lee hat dazu aufgerufen, die Web3-Bewegung zu "ignorieren". Diese setzt auf die Blockchain als Basis für die nächste Internetstufe.

TimBL: "Ignorieren Sie den Web3-Kram"

Der Vater des World Wide Web, Tim Berners-Lee, betrachtet die dezentrale Datenbanktechnik Blockchain nicht als die praktikabelste Lösung für den Aufbau der nächsten Generation des Internets.

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Very Pathetic service from Timbl, from last 20 days i am complaining timbl for my internet connectivity, but still struggling for the issue to resolve. Even they are closing the complaints without resoliving and not even asking the customer for the resolution.

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This is still up in all of its blue and white glory

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On this day in 1991 the World Wide Web went public. Thanks Tim Berners Lee, aka TIMBL for your great invention.

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Slightly understating Tim Berners Lee’s job title there… #geek #tech #internet http://t.co/Oi1nfSstl0— Willem Van Zyl (@willemvzyl) June 25, 2014

Thank you. That is all for now. :)

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Happy Birthday, WWW

There's plenty of coverage today for the 25th anniversary of Tim Berners-Lee's original proposal for what eventually became the web, and of his wish for a bill of rights to shape future use and governance.

The web has been a huge part of my life for many years, from those first (clunky!) Lynx-powered experiences at University, through the remarkable opportunities hinted at by Mosaic, to the pervasive insertion into most aspects of work and life today.

What, I wonder, will it look like in another 25 years?

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Does anyone ever stop and think about just how fantastic Tim Berners Lee really was.

Like yo, I have a computer, I need to send someone some information, let's do this.

BOOM.

We entered the modern world.