Howard Aiken # Designer of the Harvard Mark 1, also known as the IBM ASCC - Automatic Sequence Controlled Calculator Paul Allen# Co-founder of Microsoft Marc Andreesson # Co-developed first graphical Web browser (NCSA Mosaic)# Co-founder of Netscape John Perry Barlow # Co-founder of Electronic Frontier Foundation Andy Bechtolsheim# Co-founder of Sun Microsystems John Blankenbaker# Developed the KenBak-I computer in 1973, one of the earliest PCs Len Bosack# Co-founder of Cisco Systems, a leading manufacturer of Internet switching equipment # Developed IGSP, Inter-Gateway Switching Protocol for the Internet Stewart Brand# Co-founder (with Larry Brilliant) of The WELL online service (1985) Dan Bricklin# Co-developer of VisiCalc, the first spreadsheet program Larry Brilliant# Co-founder (with Stewart Brand) of The WELL online service (1985) Steve Case# Founder of America Online Vint Cerf# Co-developer (with Bob Kahn) of TCP/IP standard (1974) James Clark# Founder of Silicon Graphics Inc. # Co-founder (with Marc Andreesson) of Netscape Communications Larry Ellison# Founder of Oracle, a database company John Presper Eckert# Co-designer and builder (with Mauchley, et.al.) of ENIAC, the Electronic Numerical Integrator and Computer Philo T. Farnsworth# Inventor of modern television Jay W. Forrester# Refined magnetic core memory; creator of systems dynamics Bob Frankston# Co-developer of VisiCalc, the first spreadsheet program William Gibson# Coined the phrase "cyberspace" in the novel "Neuromancer" (1984) Mike Godwin# Early theorist about online legal issues # Longtime counsel for the Electronic Frontier Foundation Andy Grove# Co-founder and former president of Intel
Johan Helsingius# Started first anonymous e-mail service William Hewlett# Co-founder of Hewlett-Packard Reynold B. Johnson# IBM engineer; invented RAMAC disk drives, VCR tape storage and the microphonograph Bill Joy# Co-founder of Sun Microsystems Alan Kay# PARC scientist, created Smalltalk software, early contributor to GUI and Object Oriented Programming concepts, laptop computers Bob Kahn# Co-developer (with Vint Cerf) of TCP/IP standard (1974) Mitch Kapor# Founder of Lotus Software # Co-founder of the Electronic Frontier Foundation Charles F. Kettering# Developed the first electro-mechanical cash register (1906) Vinod Khosla# Co-founder of Sun Microsystems John Kilcullen# Founder, publisher of IDG Books Len Kleinrock# Developed early theory of packet networking in 1961 at MIT, which later led to the Internet Sandy Lerner# Co-founder of Cisco Systems Joseph Licklider# First head of computer research at the Defense Department's ARPA research program, which later developed the Internet # Wrote the influential "Man-Computer Symbiosis" in 1960 John Mauchley # Co-Designer of ENIAC, the first fully operational modern electronic computer (ran from 1945-1955) Scott McNealy# Co-founder of Sun Microsystems Bob Metcalfe# Co-inventor of Ethernet # Founder of 3Com, leading manufacturer of networking equipment Halsey Minor# Founder of C|NET, online news resource about technology Gordon Moore# Postulated Moore's Rule (1964), which holds that computing power will double every 18 months with no increase in price # Co-founder of Intel Ted Nelson# Coined the word "hypertext" (1965) Robert Noyce# Co-inventor of the integrated circuit, or computer chip # Co-founder of Intel Kenneth Olson # Founder of Digital Electronics Corp. (DEC) Adam Osborne # Founder of Osborne Computers, maker of the first portable computer
# Prolific and influential writer about computers William Oughtred # Inventor of the slide rule David Packard # Co-founder of Hewlett-Packard John H. Patterson # Founder of National Cash Register, early innovator and manufacturer of adding devices Alexai Pazhitnov # Wrote "Tetris" in the Soviet Union during Cold War, smuggled it to the outside world where it became a best-seller George Philbrick # Invento
as long as the current internet infrastructure works like this it won't be widely adopted.
why? simply because it is a quite expensive way of communicating between n different spots if you have to install n! fiber cables.
i worry about.. being replaced with a shell script
they have to get me very drunk to let them implant me a rfid thingie
i think its time to revise our definition of "summer".. so as long as doom III isn't out i'll be wearing shorts and t-shirts.
Howard Aiken # Designer of the Harvard Mark 1, also known as the IBM ASCC - Automatic Sequence Controlled Calculator
Paul Allen# Co-founder of Microsoft
Marc Andreesson # Co-developed first graphical Web browser (NCSA Mosaic)# Co-founder of Netscape
John Perry Barlow # Co-founder of Electronic Frontier Foundation
Andy Bechtolsheim# Co-founder of Sun Microsystems
John Blankenbaker# Developed the KenBak-I computer in 1973, one of the earliest PCs
Len Bosack# Co-founder of Cisco Systems, a leading manufacturer of Internet switching equipment
# Developed IGSP, Inter-Gateway Switching Protocol for the Internet
Stewart Brand# Co-founder (with Larry Brilliant) of The WELL online service (1985)
Dan Bricklin# Co-developer of VisiCalc, the first spreadsheet program
Larry Brilliant# Co-founder (with Stewart Brand) of The WELL online service (1985)
Steve Case# Founder of America Online
Vint Cerf# Co-developer (with Bob Kahn) of TCP/IP standard (1974)
James Clark# Founder of Silicon Graphics Inc.
# Co-founder (with Marc Andreesson) of Netscape Communications
Larry Ellison# Founder of Oracle, a database company
John Presper Eckert# Co-designer and builder (with Mauchley, et.al.) of ENIAC, the Electronic Numerical Integrator and Computer
Philo T. Farnsworth# Inventor of modern television
Jay W. Forrester# Refined magnetic core memory; creator of systems dynamics
Bob Frankston# Co-developer of VisiCalc, the first spreadsheet program
William Gibson# Coined the phrase "cyberspace" in the novel "Neuromancer" (1984)
Mike Godwin# Early theorist about online legal issues
# Longtime counsel for the Electronic Frontier Foundation
Andy Grove# Co-founder and former president of Intel
Johan Helsingius# Started first anonymous e-mail service
William Hewlett# Co-founder of Hewlett-Packard
Reynold B. Johnson# IBM engineer; invented RAMAC disk drives, VCR tape storage and the microphonograph
Bill Joy# Co-founder of Sun Microsystems
Alan Kay# PARC scientist, created Smalltalk software, early contributor to GUI and Object Oriented Programming concepts, laptop computers
Bob Kahn# Co-developer (with Vint Cerf) of TCP/IP standard (1974)
Mitch Kapor# Founder of Lotus Software
# Co-founder of the Electronic Frontier Foundation
Charles F. Kettering# Developed the first electro-mechanical cash register (1906)
Vinod Khosla# Co-founder of Sun Microsystems
John Kilcullen# Founder, publisher of IDG Books
Len Kleinrock# Developed early theory of packet networking in 1961 at MIT, which later led to the Internet
Sandy Lerner# Co-founder of Cisco Systems
Joseph Licklider# First head of computer research at the Defense Department's ARPA research program, which later developed the Internet
# Wrote the influential "Man-Computer Symbiosis" in 1960
John Mauchley # Co-Designer of ENIAC, the first fully operational modern electronic computer (ran from 1945-1955)
Scott McNealy# Co-founder of Sun Microsystems
Bob Metcalfe# Co-inventor of Ethernet
# Founder of 3Com, leading manufacturer of networking equipment
Halsey Minor# Founder of C|NET, online news resource about technology
Gordon Moore# Postulated Moore's Rule (1964), which holds that computing power will double every 18 months with no increase in price
# Co-founder of Intel
Ted Nelson# Coined the word "hypertext" (1965)
Robert Noyce# Co-inventor of the integrated circuit, or computer chip
# Co-founder of Intel
Kenneth Olson # Founder of Digital Electronics Corp. (DEC)
Adam Osborne # Founder of Osborne Computers, maker of the first portable computer
# Prolific and influential writer about computers
William Oughtred # Inventor of the slide rule
David Packard # Co-founder of Hewlett-Packard
John H. Patterson # Founder of National Cash Register, early innovator and manufacturer of adding devices
Alexai Pazhitnov # Wrote "Tetris" in the Soviet Union during Cold War, smuggled it to the outside world where it became a best-seller
George Philbrick # Invento
but then.. compare that mascot to clippy and evaluate again..
so we have found the cache.. but where is the cpu??
as long as the current internet infrastructure works like this it won't be widely adopted. why? simply because it is a quite expensive way of communicating between n different spots if you have to install n! fiber cables.
take from the poor give to the .. uuhmm.no. thats another story..
are they something like md5 hashes, or a kind of asymetric encryption?