The original proposal of the WWW, HTMLized
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#2Posted here because it's the topic of the Season 3 finale of Halt and Catch Fire?
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#3They should lock this content behind some EME-compatible DRM, so we can see how things have changed over the years.
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#4They should lock this content behind some EME-compatible DRM, so we can see how things have changed over the years.
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#5Intersting how broad it was, some bits of "semantic web" in place. And at the same time, as described here, it's mostly multi user hypercard.
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#6Because any excuse to post Mr Adams work is a good excuse, https://vimeo.com/72501076
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#7> The original document file (I think - I can't test it)
Interestingly, I can open this just fine in LibreOffice 5. The alignment is slightly off, but the graphics appear just fine.
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#8Quoting,
"Keywords are a common method of accessing data for which one does not have the exact coordinates. The usual problem with keywords, however, is that two people never chose the same keywords. The keywords then become useful only to people who already know the application well."
Interesting that some problems have been known for so long, with no solution in sight.
The whole article is super interesting in the context of everything the author did not yet know
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#9> The original document file (I think - I can't test it) Interestingly, I can open this just fine in LibreOffice 5. The alignment is slightly off, but the graphics appear just fine.
Holy crap you're right.
How'd you think to open it in libreoffice? I used file on it, and all it said was 'data'. Sure enough as soon as I changed it to .odt it opened up fine.
Re: The original proposal of the WWW, HTMLized
#10> The original document file (I think - I can't test it) Interestingly, I can open this just fine in LibreOffice 5. The alignment is slightly off, but the graphics appear just fine.
It appears to be a "MacWrite II document" according to http://mark0.net/onlinetrid.aspx