technology

the first website ever … and their furture

Tim Berners-Lee, a British scientist, invented the World Wide Web (WWW) while working at CERN (in 1989)

the current principales like “Respect and protect people’s privacy and personal data to build online trust” are listed at contractfortheweb.org

try out the first website at CERN – and in the entire world – was dedicated to the World Wide Web was hosted on it’s NeXT computer – using line mode browser simulator

The web was always meant to be a platform for creativity, collaboration, and free invention – but that’s not what we are seeing today

Berners-Lee

He and John Bruce founded back in 2018 a privacy focused company, the main idea is that user can control their data in online storage entities called Personal Online Data Stores (Pods) – the Enterprise Solid Server was launched to provide that service to customers

“Internet, a new human right” on one hand the EU discuss at a round table with Berners-Lee about the principles of internet @EU-Press – on the other hand initate a law about the “challenges” and “balance” about encryption (similar to the five eyes)

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The progression of the Web sofar from a network of information (Web 1.0) to a network of people (Web 2.0/Social Media) followed by a network of things (Web 3.0/IoT)

The Best Is Yet To Come

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as unsmart as possilbe

wikipedia does not have an article with this exact name

if wikipedia don’t know it, is it worth to think about it? is the opposite of smart just “not smart”?

digitalisation

is the driver to be more and more effective

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read more: artificial intelligence

where are running to

smart manufacturing, smart power, internet of things, smart home, blockchain, internet of humans?

we optimize everyday – new tools to improve, new technique to handle, new security to protect, new data to analyse

pause

isn’t it smart to be sometimes uneffective – dumb phone @telegraph

we move forward in an extraordinarily rapid pace, time to step back and check what’s important – more work life balance, more offline