A lot has changed in 32 years.
On August 6, 1991, the first-ever website was born. It was the creation of Tim Berners-Lee, a British physicist
in charge of the massive project of creating the World Wide Web. That first website was simple by our modern
standards: it showed an outline of his project, and some tips to readers on how to make their own web pages.
(The website address? http://info.cern.ch/hypertext/WWW/TheProject.html -- still in use today.)
Useful Website Lists : .[Spoiler (click to open)].Links can be found at the following web page. via
All About the World Wide Web:
-- History of the Web: from Tim Berners-Lee's organization, the World Wide Web Foundation.
-- Internet Timeline: includes the introduction of the World Wide Web!
-- The Single Most Valuable Document: The World Wide Web was almost ... patented. Check out this article from NPR for more!
-- What 14 Popular Websites Used to Look Like: Websites looked a lot different in the 90s.
Website Lists:
-- Recommended Websites: MPL's own list of trustworthy research and reference websites.
-- 50 Websites: Time's list of the websites that make the World Wide Web great.
-- 2013's Most Addictive Websites: A highly subjective -- but still plenty fun -- list.
-- Great Websites for Kids: Recommended by the American Librarian Association.
-- 20 Really Cool Websites to Help Cure Boredom: Time-wasting in its most fun sense!
-- The Useless Web: Having trouble finding a thoroughly useless website? Here you go!
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in charge of the massive project of creating the World Wide Web. That first website was simple by our modern
standards: it showed an outline of his project, and some tips to readers on how to make their own web pages.
(The website address? http://info.cern.ch/hypertext/WWW/TheProject.html -- still in use today.)
Useful Website Lists : .[Spoiler (click to open)].Links can be found at the following web page. via
All About the World Wide Web:
-- History of the Web: from Tim Berners-Lee's organization, the World Wide Web Foundation.
-- Internet Timeline: includes the introduction of the World Wide Web!
-- The Single Most Valuable Document: The World Wide Web was almost ... patented. Check out this article from NPR for more!
-- What 14 Popular Websites Used to Look Like: Websites looked a lot different in the 90s.
Website Lists:
-- Recommended Websites: MPL's own list of trustworthy research and reference websites.
-- 50 Websites: Time's list of the websites that make the World Wide Web great.
-- 2013's Most Addictive Websites: A highly subjective -- but still plenty fun -- list.
-- Great Websites for Kids: Recommended by the American Librarian Association.
-- 20 Really Cool Websites to Help Cure Boredom: Time-wasting in its most fun sense!
-- The Useless Web: Having trouble finding a thoroughly useless website? Here you go!
.Time Machine
dr. π (pi)
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