A few years ago, I want to the National Center for Supercomputing Applications for a meeting. They have a plaque commemorating their role in the development of Mosaic and the web as we know it.
Saturday, August 6, 2011
The Early Days of the Web...
Following up on Orbs post about the 20th anniversary of the web, how many of you used Mosaic, the first graphical web browser released in 1993? I was using that one pretty quick after it came out. You can still find a little line deep in the Internet Explorer documentation about it being based on Mosaic.
A few years ago, I want to the National Center for Supercomputing Applications for a meeting. They have a plaque commemorating their role in the development of Mosaic and the web as we know it.
A few years ago, I want to the National Center for Supercomputing Applications for a meeting. They have a plaque commemorating their role in the development of Mosaic and the web as we know it.
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Boppster...I'm thinking you are turning into a Mush Head!
I never used Mosaic, but thank you to all of the people who did the development work that allows me to surf online today.
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