The Birth of the World-Wide Web
via w3.org
This is a screenshot of Tim Berners-Lee's desktop - which was on a NeXT machine. For some interesting and informative reading, check out: http://www.w3.org/History/1994/WWW/Journals/
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The World's First Web Server
via flickr.com
In a glass case at CERN is an unpreposessing little NeXT cube. It's hard to believe that this little workstation changed the world, but it did. It's Tim Berners Lee's original web server, the world's first.
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