In March 1989, Tim Berners-Lee submitted a paper called "Information Management: a Proposal" to his supervisor Mike Sendall. This document, called "vague, but exciting" by Sendall, became the blueprint for the World Wide Web which launched the following year.
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T-Rexx | 03/13/09
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...yeah, I am confused...
letranger66 | 03/13/09
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dale@... | 03/13/09
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or the typewriter
dale@... | 03/13/09
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CMKRNL | 03/13/09
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Boy how OS X has grown up since then.
Bruizer | 03/13/09
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abock | 03/13/09
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I used the internet before it became the web
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